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Marshmallow in Chocolate (1993)
During another attempt to build socialism in a single African country, a detachment of Soviet paratroopers rescues a black boy and takes him to the USSR. The Soviet Union collapsed, and the child grew up in an orphanage, knowing nothing of his origins. But before he left for the army, fate brings him down with a sweet girl who dreams of a musical career. It is through it is the key to unraveling the mystery of the birth of a black handsome man - a mystery of international significance!
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During another attempt to build socialism in a single African country, a detachment of Soviet paratroopers rescues a black boy and takes him to the USSR. The Soviet Union collapsed, and the child grew up in an orphanage, knowing nothing of his origins. But before he left for the army, fate brings him down with a sweet girl who dreams of a musical career. It is through it is the key to unraveling the mystery of the birth of a black handsome man - a mystery of international significance!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Aleksandr Pavlovskiy
In Theaters:11/11/1993
Box Office:
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:AVA
Cast
Aleksandr Pavlovskiy
Director
Aleksandr Pankratov-Chyornyy
Ksyusha's father
Irina Muravyova
Ksyusha's mother
Mikhail Svetin
San Sanych (Aleksandr Aleksandrovich)
Larisa Shakhvorostova
Lyuba
Anton Zaitsev
Вася
Volodymyr Volkov
investigator
Yuriy Rudchenko
head of the regional SSU
Yuriy Loparyov
Mariya Piskunova
Anum Dorhuso Adotei
дядя из Африки
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