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Father Seraphim
The story is set in Russia in the 1870s. One of the storylines recounted the fate of the mother of an revolutionary, who accidentally discovered some leaflets at home and decided to take them to the priest. The film itself is considered lost.
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The story is set in Russia in the 1870s. One of the storylines recounted the fate of the mother of an revolutionary, who accidentally discovered some leaflets at home and decided to take them to the priest. The film itself is considered lost.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tamara Glebova, Andrei Zarin
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Studio:Art-Ekran, Sevzapkino
Cast
Aleksandr Panteleyev
Director
Nikolai Khodotov
Father Vasiliy
Pyotr Andriyevsky
Father Gerasim (Seraphim)
Yelena Tumanskaya
Annushka
Aleksandr Larikov
Stepan Gruzdev, a worker-revolutionary
Aleksandra Chizhevskaya
Matrena Gruzdeva
Sergey Shklyarevskiy
Doctor Sergey Bagreev
K. Kulaeva
Klavdia, Vasiliy's daughter
V. Rusinova
Dunya
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