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The darkness of the village people, the negligence of the Vingai family in the household, laziness at work, rude communication with each other.
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The darkness of the village people, the negligence of the Vingai family in the household, laziness at work, rude communication with each other.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Viktoras Miliūnas
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Lithuanian Television
Cast
Kazimiera Kymantaitė
Director
Antanas Pikelis
Vingis, tėvas
Ona Juodytė
Vingienė
Vytautas Rumšas
Vingių Jonas
Eglė Gabrėnaitė
Katrė
Otonas Laniauskas
Bronislovas
Kristina Gudonytė
Zosikė
Tomas Vaisieta
Mataušas
Stefa Nosevičiūtė
Mataušienė
Agnė Gregorauskaitė
Zolienė
Jadvyga Ramanauskaitė
Statkuvienė
Gražina Blynaitė-Kernagienė
Agota
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