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Bomzh (2006)

The life of 60-year-old Nikolai Frolov was going on as usual. A working pensioner, he lived in love and harmony with his wife Tamara. He had always been a man of his word and deed, decent and honest. But then came the "black day" that deprived him of everything he cherished and completely changed his life. His present life consists of sleeping in the basements of residential buildings, poverty, hunger, and other "delights" of life without a permanent place of residence. Fate has treated him unfairly, but he patiently resists the circumstances...
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The life of 60-year-old Nikolai Frolov was going on as usual. A working pensioner, he lived in love and harmony with his wife Tamara. He had always been a man of his word and deed, decent and honest. But then came the "black day" that deprived him of everything he cherished and completely changed his life. His present life consists of sleeping in the basements of residential buildings, poverty, hunger, and other "delights" of life without a permanent place of residence. Fate has treated him unfairly, but he patiently resists the circumstances...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Andrei Benkendorf
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In Theaters:11/11/2006
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Runtime:104 minutes
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Andrei Benkendorf

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Oleg Vasilkov

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Serhii Romaniuk

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Sergei Astakhov

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