An entrepreneurial young man organizes an unusual cooperative. Its members are doubles of prominent political figures, each of whom left a noticeable mark in Russian history. Like the propaganda teams of the recent past, this team travels around the country. Everyone communicates with the people in accordance with their image, and often the audience perceives the double as its prototype - and reacts accordingly ...
Mikhail Ptashuk
Director
Aleksey Petrenko
Boris Sergeevich (dvoynik Stalina)
Mikhail Ulyanov
Ivan Ivanovich
Valeri Ivchenko
Semyon Mikhailovich
Vasiliy Bochkaryov
dvoynik Chapayeva
Igor Kashintsev
Pyotr Petrovich (dvoynik Khruscheva)
Leonid Nevedomsky
Sergey Nikolaevich (dvoynik Brezhneva)
Aleksei Nilov
Lyosha
Nikolai Smirnov
Nina Rozantsevа
Sergey Shirochin
Mikhail Petrov
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