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Watching happy families, Katya made a simple conclusion for herself: the further away from home her husband is, the more prosperity and happiness there is in the house. And the young wife sends her husband to a distant construction site...
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Watching happy families, Katya made a simple conclusion for herself: the further away from home her husband is, the more prosperity and happiness there is in the house. And the young wife sends her husband to a distant construction site...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yuri Sbitnev
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Nikolai Kovalsky
Director
Anatoliy Rudakov
Boris Nikolayevich Novikov
Marina Dyuzheva
Katya
Aleksandr Demyanenko
Sidor Naumovich
Viktor Ilichyov
Senya
Semyon Morozov
Senya Semechkin
Tatyana Tikhmenyova
Sveta Novikova
Marina Tregubovich
Fenya
Svetlana Kharitonova
Kseniya Fedorovna
Natalya Aitova
episode
Irina Bogdanova
rabotnitsa pochty
Tynymbai Nurmagambetov
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