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During the WWII, fter leaving the hospital, a young lieutenant spends a few hours in Moscow, in the house where he spent his childhood and youth.
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During the WWII, fter leaving the hospital, a young lieutenant spends a few hours in Moscow, in the house where he spent his childhood and youth.
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Genre:War, Romance
Written By:Yakov Segel
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
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