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A strange man intervenes between ex-spouses on a matter directly related to a large sum of money one of them had secured after selling a piece of property.
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A strange man intervenes between ex-spouses on a matter directly related to a large sum of money one of them had secured after selling a piece of property.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Kira Muratova
Written By:Sergei Chetvertkov, Yevhen Holubenko
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Odesa Film Studio

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