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Kira Kiralina
To pay off their debts, parents sell their daughter Kira to an old coach maker, a wealthy man Stavro, before her birth. When Kira is 13 years old, Stavro takes her to his home as a slave wife.
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To pay off their debts, parents sell their daughter Kira to an old coach maker, a wealthy man Stavro, before her birth. When Kira is 13 years old, Stavro takes her to his home as a slave wife.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nikolai Plessky, Elena Valerskaya
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Studio:VUFKU
Cast
Boris Glagolin
Director
Elena Valerskaya
Kira
Olga Petrova-Zvantseva
Kira's mother
A. Narovskiy
Kira's father
Aleksey Vatulya
Stavro, Kira's husband
Yuriy Krestinskiy
Dragomir, Kira's son
L. Rubina
Kiralina, Kira's daughter
Nikolay Kutuzov
Ilya, Stavro's son from his first marriage
Nikolai Akimov
Kozma, Kira's smuggler brother
Nikolay Dalmatov
Andrey, young Greek man
Heiri Emirzade
Nazim-efendi, slave trader
Gavriil Marinchak
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