Five Percent
Nikolay Fomich Ferapontov is a muralist and "classic of socialist realism", who lived a life far from sinless. However, all success has remained in the distant past, and in his old age he has to make ends meet, interrupting by random orders. Everything changes when a young art critic Myasoedov appears on his doorstep and finds paintings in the back room, in which he unexpectedly recognizes masterpieces of fine art. Not really imagining the real origin of the paintings, Nikolay Fomich calls himself their author, and from that moment the hunt for money and fame begins.
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Nikolay Fomich Ferapontov is a muralist and "classic of socialist realism", who lived a life far from sinless. However, all success has remained in the distant past, and in his old age he has to make ends meet, interrupting by random orders. Everything changes when a young art critic Myasoedov appears on his doorstep and finds paintings in the back room, in which he unexpectedly recognizes masterpieces of fine art. Not really imagining the real origin of the paintings, Nikolay Fomich calls himself their author, and from that moment the hunt for money and fame begins.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dmitriy Svetozarov
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Studio ASDS
Cast
Dmitriy Svetozarov
Director
Yuriy Stoyanov
Nikolay Fomich Ferapontov
Viktor Sukhorukov
Krokhin-Nakhimson
Anastasiya Filippova
Dunya
Irina Tsvetkova
Galina Marksovna
Dmitry Lysenkov
Myasoyedov
Yuriy Itskov
Frolych
Sergey Byzgu
Vyacheslav
Nikolay Smirnov
Krasovskiy - expert
Era Ziganshina
Vera Vasilievna
Anna Zakharova
«Sira Bera»/Nadya
Vladimir Kuteynikov
Slava Tetelev - upravdom
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