9 Women in Comedy to Watch for Women's History Month
This list was made with the intention of celebrating comedic craft and a love of seeing more women of colour and newcomers on the scene.
I'm Declaring War on You
A former army officer is trying to find crime in his home town.
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A former army officer is trying to find crime in his home town.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Action
Written By:Valentin Chernykh
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Sverdlovsk Film Studio
Cast
Yaropolk Lapshin
Director
Yelena Tonunts
Tamara
Nikolay Eryomenko
Erokhin
Anzhelika Nevolina
Anya
Gennady Sayfulin
Foma
Oleg Korchikov
Vorotnikov
Nataliya Potapova
Vera Georgiyevna Semonova (Myshkina), odnoklassnitsa Yerokhina
Mykola Sektymenko
Mikhail Shmagin (Shmaga), drug i odnoklassnik Yerokhina
Vera Varchuk
Nina, zhena Shmagina
Aleksey Shemes
bandit Nikita
Lubov Teplova
Lena, dezhurnaya po etazhu v gostinitse
Dmitry Nalivaychuk
Nikolay, drug i odnoklassnik Yerokhina
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