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lyudmila is a medical school graduate who desperately wants to stay in Leningrad and to do so marries Aleksey, bridge engineer and city resident. To Lyudmila's dissatisfaction when Aleksey agrees to the construction of a bridge in Siberia, he demands that his wife travels there with him.
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lyudmila is a medical school graduate who desperately wants to stay in Leningrad and to do so marries Aleksey, bridge engineer and city resident. To Lyudmila's dissatisfaction when Aleksey agrees to the construction of a bridge in Siberia, he demands that his wife travels there with him.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Klimenti Mints, Evgeniy Pomeshchikov
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Nadezhda Kosheverova
Director
Lyudmila Kasatkina
Lyudmila Odintsova
Pavel Kadochnikov
Aleksei Rybalchenko
Tatyana Pankova
Anna Terentyevna
Pavel Sukhanov
Ivan Terentyevich Odintsov
Zoya Fyodorova
Elizaveta Povariha
Sergei Filippov
Paromshik
Pyotr Lobanov
Canteen Manager
Ekaterina Savinova
Zoya
Tatyana Pelttser
The Nurse
Valentin Abramov
Construction Chief
Anatoli Abramov
Fedya Shinkarenko, bukhgalter
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