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Cousin Pons 

The lack of spirituality and the limitations of the “respectable” bourgeois turn the values of art into a means of profit, into an object of vanity.
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The lack of spirituality and the limitations of the “respectable” bourgeois turn the values of art into a means of profit, into an object of vanity.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Valery Fokin
Written By:Honoré de Balzac, Aleksandr Shlepyanov
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Runtime:114 minutes
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