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Moscow is not Moscow
Policeman Lesha, who came to the capital from a small provincial town, meets a beautiful student, Dasha. To ingratiate himself with the girl, he introduces himself to her as a law student living in the very center of Moscow. The lovers' relationship is gaining momentum, and now it's getting harder for Lyosha to tell Dasha the truth.…
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Policeman Lesha, who came to the capital from a small provincial town, meets a beautiful student, Dasha. To ingratiate himself with the girl, he introduces himself to her as a law student living in the very center of Moscow. The lovers' relationship is gaining momentum, and now it's getting harder for Lyosha to tell Dasha the truth.…
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Vera Sher
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