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Honest Divorce
Gena tried all his life to be the support of the family. For this, he even abandoned his stormy youth and dreams of becoming a KVN star. And when, 25 years later, his wife called him boring and offered to divorce, Gena decides to make up for lost time - fill his life with adventure and go to the KVN festival in Sochi. And a new acquaintance pushes him to this journey - a beautiful girl of very easy virtue. She is sure that the talented Gena will quickly become a star of humor with her help. If it doesn't disappear even faster, along with a decent amount from Genya's card.
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Gena tried all his life to be the support of the family. For this, he even abandoned his stormy youth and dreams of becoming a KVN star. And when, 25 years later, his wife called him boring and offered to divorce, Gena decides to make up for lost time - fill his life with adventure and go to the KVN festival in Sochi. And a new acquaintance pushes him to this journey - a beautiful girl of very easy virtue. She is sure that the talented Gena will quickly become a star of humor with her help. If it doesn't disappear even faster, along with a decent amount from Genya's card.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Konstantin Trofimov
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Megogo Studios
Cast
Ivan Kulnev
Director
Aleksandr Robak
Gena Okrugin
Agata Mutsenietse
Milana
Daria Zateeva
Ksyusha
Anna Nevskaya
Natasha
Andrey Borisov
Nikolay Suslov
Andrey Fedortsov
Gena’s friend
Sergey Annenkov
Gena (young)
Irina Bezryadnova
Zhanna
Tatyana Struzhenkova
Natasha (young)
Darya Belousova
Tour Guide
Mikhail Mukhin
Police Captain
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