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History teacher Nikolay Echevin on his sixtieth birthday receives an anonymous letter in which he is called the "center of public infection" and threatened with murder.
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History teacher Nikolay Echevin on his sixtieth birthday receives an anonymous letter in which he is called the "center of public infection" and threatened with murder.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anatoli Gorlo, Vadim Derbenyov, Natalya Asmolova
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Runtime:83 minutes
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