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Don't Believe the Cry of a Night Bird
Immediately after the war, veteran Vasile Karuntu came to the machine-building plant where Ion worked, who soon became a foreman. They both fell in love with Maria, but she married Vasile. With Maria, he created a family, raised four children, three of whom are adopted orphans. And now, many years after the first rivalry, the management of the plant releases Jonah from the foreman and appoints Vasile instead...
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Immediately after the war, veteran Vasile Karuntu came to the machine-building plant where Ion worked, who soon became a foreman. They both fell in love with Maria, but she married Vasile. With Maria, he created a family, raised four children, three of whom are adopted orphans. And now, many years after the first rivalry, the management of the plant releases Jonah from the foreman and appoints Vasile instead...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Larisa Dmitrieva
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Moldova-Film, Timpul
Cast
Iacob Burghiu
Director
Vasile Brescanu
Vasile Keruntu
Antonina Leftiy
Mariya
Mihai Volontir
Ion Mustyatse
Efrosinya Dobynde-Volontir
Veronika
Yefim Lazarev
Vinokurov
Vasile Tabirta
Nikulae
Konstantin Konstantinov
Stepanych
Yevgeni Gerasimov
Anatoliy Mustyatse
Alla Pekova
Tanya
Mihai Ureche
Sasha
Lyuba Gruzinova
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