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Forgive Us Mother Russia
A criminal story about how a KGB investigator tries to rehabilitate an innocent-convicted Red Army soldier and when she manages to prove his innocence - the power in the country changes and it is removed from further investigation.
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A criminal story about how a KGB investigator tries to rehabilitate an innocent-convicted Red Army soldier and when she manages to prove his innocence - the power in the country changes and it is removed from further investigation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vitaliy Razdolskiy
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Runtime:129 minutes
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Cast
Yuri Yelkhov
Director
Lyudmila Gurchenko
Natalya Fyodorovna Zimina
Juozas Budraitis
Vladimir Alekseyevich Rusakov
Pyotr Velyaminov
Mikhail Erastovich Osmolovskiy
Sergei Velyaminov
Young Osmolovskiy
Martynas Budraitis
Young Rusakov
Vyacheslav Solodilov
Stepan Antonovich Mazur
Leonid Kulagin
Boris Sharich
Nikolai Kryukov
Ivan Ivanovich Rozhnov
Aleksey Zaytsev
Shmakin
Gregory Hlady
Guban
Valentin Bukin
Zhurbenko
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