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Perfect Wife 

One fine day, Katerina found a letter in her husband's jacket. She knew that reading other people's letters was not good. But her husband is not a stranger to her, is he? In this case, you can read it. And from the first lines of the letter, she realized that her husband Max, a philosophy teacher, had a young mistress. Family friend Victor suddenly appeared in the house and decided to console Katerina. It was he who accidentally blabbed about some of the juicy secrets of his friend the professor. Pulling these strings, the wife learned something that she could not even imagine.
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One fine day, Katerina found a letter in her husband's jacket. She knew that reading other people's letters was not good. But her husband is not a stranger to her, is he? In this case, you can read it. And from the first lines of the letter, she realized that her husband Max, a philosophy teacher, had a young mistress. Family friend Victor suddenly appeared in the house and decided to console Katerina. It was he who accidentally blabbed about some of the juicy secrets of his friend the professor. Pulling these strings, the wife learned something that she could not even imagine.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Andrey Grachev
Written By:Valentin Krasnogorov, Andrey Grachev
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Andrey Grachev

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Viktoriya Poltorak

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Dmitriy Belotserkovskiy

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Mikhail Politseymako

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Olga Turaeva

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