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Palanga
About the life and customs of the pre-war Lithuanian bourgeoisie in the seaside resort of Palanga.
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About the life and customs of the pre-war Lithuanian bourgeoisie in the seaside resort of Palanga.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Lithuanian Television
Cast
Mamertas Karklelis
Director
Gražina Balandytė
Duknienė
Danutė Strakšytė
Skučiulienė
Nijolė Lepeškaitė
Bežiurstienė
Antanina Mackevičiūtė
Pradulskienė
Antanas Zhekas
Dukna
Viktoras Valašinas
Vaclovas Garunkštis
Antanas Barčas
Bezmėnas
Rimantas Štaras
Špėbergeris
Algirdas Vrubliauskas
Brėkla
Egidijus Paulauskas
Kirka
Vilhelmas Vaičekauskas
Mosčius
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