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Dmitry Gorin is awaiting the post of branch manager of a savings bank. But one day he accidentally gives an extra amount to a person who works in the taiga on the construction of the Siberia-Ural power transmission line. To return the money, Dmitry has to go to the taiga. But he is not in a hurry to return to Moscow. The fact is that he discovers a completely different life, which he likes, and meets the girl he dreamed of
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Dmitry Gorin is awaiting the post of branch manager of a savings bank. But one day he accidentally gives an extra amount to a person who works in the taiga on the construction of the Siberia-Ural power transmission line. To return the money, Dmitry has to go to the taiga. But he is not in a hurry to return to Moscow. The fact is that he discovers a completely different life, which he likes, and meets the girl he dreamed of

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Frunze Dovlatyan, Lev Mirsky
Written By:Boris Medovoy
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios

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Frunze Dovlatyan, Lev Mirsky

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Aleksandr Demyanenko

Dmitry (Dima) Gorin

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Tatyana Konyukhova

Galya Beryozka

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Vladimir Vysotsky

Sofron

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Valentina Markova

Nina

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Vladimir Seleznyov

Gennady Drobot

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Yevgeni Kudryashov

Ivan Moskalev

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Nikolai Kazakov

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Aleksey Vanin

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Rifat Aliyev

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Margarita Zharova

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Valentina Valevskaya

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