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Hurt Me
The young talented actress Vera Samarina, has an interesting job, fame, plans for the future and a loving husband Igor, a failed actor. She goes for the shooting, leaving her husband, an unemployed actor, in despair. By agreeing to become a racketeer, he does not even suspect an inevitable tragic end. While the young woman sorts out her emotional experiences on the set by the sea, her husband specializes in knocking out other people's debts and other not very legal and dangerous activities.
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The young talented actress Vera Samarina, has an interesting job, fame, plans for the future and a loving husband Igor, a failed actor. She goes for the shooting, leaving her husband, an unemployed actor, in despair. By agreeing to become a racketeer, he does not even suspect an inevitable tragic end. While the young woman sorts out her emotional experiences on the set by the sea, her husband specializes in knocking out other people's debts and other not very legal and dangerous activities.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Aleksandr Isayev
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Studio:Дальвент Ф, Odesa Film Studio
Cast
Aleksandr Isayev
Director
Anna Samokhina
Вера Самарина, актриса
Nikolay Eryomenko
Стас Ильин, режиссёр, снимающий фильм
Vyacheslav Razbegaev
муж актрисы, несостоявшийся актёр, рэкетир
Alexander Glovyak
Саша, киноактёр
Igor Vernik
Дима, рэкетир
Pavel Sokolov
Сан Саныч, шеф Димы и Игоря
Aleksandr Pankratov-Chyornyy
Сеня, актер
Viktor Avilov
актер
Faust Mindlin
бизнесмен в гостиничном номере
Yuri Nevgamonny
режиссёр театра
Tatyana Ipatova
любовница бизнесмена
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