Inspector Losev
A classic mystery story based on Arkadi Adamov novels. A task force is investigating a series of routine thefts at hotels. Upon closer examination of the case, young criminal investigator Vitaly Losev unexpectedly uncovers major players in the shadow economy who were involved in speculation and theft of state property.
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A classic mystery story based on Arkadi Adamov novels. A task force is investigating a series of routine thefts at hotels. Upon closer examination of the case, young criminal investigator Vitaly Losev unexpectedly uncovers major players in the shadow economy who were involved in speculation and theft of state property.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Arkadi Adamov
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Runtime:204 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios, Gosteleradio USSR, Central Television USSR
Cast
Oleg Goyda
Director
Yuriy Shlykov
Vitaliy Losev
Igor Vladimirov
Fyodor Kuzmich Tsvetkov
Yelena Koreneva
Elena Zlatova
Natalya Andreychenko
Varya Glotova
Larisa Udovichenko
Galina Kocherga
Vladimir Nosik
Igor Otkalenko
Stanislav Landgraf
Georgiy Filippovich Mushanskiy (Krotkov)
Vadim Andreyev
Tolik
Gennadi Korolkov
Pyotr Gorokhov
Evgeniy Leonov-Gladyshev
Andrey
Aleksandr Lazarev
Mikhail Alexandrovich Zurikh
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