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Agronomist Valya Chernysheva fell in love with the new chief agronomist of the MTS Savitsky, a widower with two small daughters. During the illness of one of the daughters, whom Valya was nursing, he realized that she had become a close person for him. But the girl left to work in another distant collective farm.
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Agronomist Valya Chernysheva fell in love with the new chief agronomist of the MTS Savitsky, a widower with two small daughters. During the illness of one of the daughters, whom Valya was nursing, he realized that she had become a close person for him. But the girl left to work in another distant collective farm.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mariya Smirnova
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Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Vera Stroyeva
Director
Rufina Nifontova
Valya Chernysheva
Vera Maretskaya
Lizaveta Uraganova
Mikhail Merkulov
Fedka, son of Lizaveta
Vsevolod Sanayev
Director of MTS Holin
Liliya Gritsenko
Katerina Onisimovna
Aleksandr Anurov
Chief agronomist Savitsky
Татьяна Санько
Masha
Yola Sanko
Sveta
Nikolai Mikhaylov
Svetlana Kharitonova
Kvasova
Kseniya Kozmina
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