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There is no escape from the war... 1942. While all the forces of the country are thrown into the fight against fascist Germany, in the southern part of Yakutia there are gangs robbing gold mines. The largest of them is the elusive and brutal Popov gang, which collects stolen gold to organize a military coup in the Far East. In their footsteps, a small detachment of the NKVD under the leadership of Senior Lieutenant Karasev is sent through the snow-covered endless taiga.
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There is no escape from the war... 1942. While all the forces of the country are thrown into the fight against fascist Germany, in the southern part of Yakutia there are gangs robbing gold mines. The largest of them is the elusive and brutal Popov gang, which collects stolen gold to organize a military coup in the Far East. In their footsteps, a small detachment of the NKVD under the leadership of Senior Lieutenant Karasev is sent through the snow-covered endless taiga.
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Genre:History, Western, Drama, War
Written By:Lyubov Borisova
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Sakhafilm
Cast
Petr Struchkov
Director
Askalon Pavlov
Alexey Karasev
Petr Basnaev
Savva Popov
Vyacheslav Shatnenko
Ivan Zolorev
Vyacheslav Yugov
Elisei Gorskii
Pavel Korovin
NKVD Captain Ilchuk
Ivan Konstantinov
Petya Popov
Dmitry Khoyutanov
Vanya Popov
Fedot Lvov
Handa, the hunter
Yakov Shamshin
Valera
Vasily Sleptsov
Six-fingers
Ilya Petukhov
Li Guangmin
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