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Two men begin courting the girl Nadia. Being excellent storytellers, they do everything to win her over. They are completely different: one is a simple man with a criminal past, the other an intellectual who has spent time in China. The intensity of passion rises. Whom will Nadia choose? Where is truth and where is fiction? Which of them, if either, is telling the truth? What lies ahead?
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Two men begin courting the girl Nadia. Being excellent storytellers, they do everything to win her over. They are completely different: one is a simple man with a criminal past, the other an intellectual who has spent time in China. The intensity of passion rises. Whom will Nadia choose? Where is truth and where is fiction? Which of them, if either, is telling the truth? What lies ahead?

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Valery Rubinchik
Written By:Andrei Bychkov
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Box Office:$32,500
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:ARK-Film, Mosfilm

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