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A young married couple from Soviet Union - ice skater and a professional athlete - both are in New York. He is asking for asylum - so his wife must make a choice: return home or stay with her husband. Based on real events.
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A young married couple from Soviet Union - ice skater and a professional athlete - both are in New York. He is asking for asylum - so his wife must make a choice: return home or stay with her husband. Based on real events.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Sergey Mikaelyan
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Sergey Mikaelyan
Director
Larisa Polyakova
Irina Panina
Nikolai Kochnev
Artyom Ivanovich Gordeev
Nikolai Alyoshin
Pavel Petrovich Kurzanov
Aleksandr Babanov
Gleb Antonovich
Yevgeni Yakhontov
Daniil Andreevich
German Katyushchenko
Aleksey Rodionovich
Aleksandr Ivanov
Valentin Nikolaevich
Aleksandr Kolesnikov
Misha
Vilnis Bekeris
Michael Drake
Georgi Karelsky
Desjugion Beagle
Vitali Polyakov
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