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Once Upon a Time in the Provinces
Sex, alcohol and violence define the people of a city in defeat in this downbeat drama from writer and director Katya Shagalova. As a teenager, Nastia (Yulia Peresild) was the star of a popular television series, but now her career is in decline and her father, an officer in the Russian army, has kicked her out of the house.
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Sex, alcohol and violence define the people of a city in defeat in this downbeat drama from writer and director Katya Shagalova. As a teenager, Nastia (Yulia Peresild) was the star of a popular television series, but now her career is in decline and her father, an officer in the Russian army, has kicked her out of the house.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Ekaterina Shagalova
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Passenger Pictures Studio
Cast
Ekaterina Shagalova
Director
Yulia Peresild
Anastasiya Zvonnikova
Elvira Bolgova
Vera Spiridonova
Aleksandr Golubev
Kolya Spiridonov
Nataliya Soldatova
Anzhela
Lyubov Tolkalina
Elena Sergeevna
Aydys Shoygu
Kim
Leonid Bichevin
Che
Aleksandr Ratnikov
Ruslan Tasoev
Sakhat Dursunov
Yasir
Viktoriya Poltorak
Kharsi
Aleksey Poluyan
Viktor Sergeevich
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