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Premiere in Sosnivka
Institute of Culture graduate, a young film director Konstantin Sirotkin, arrives in the village Sosnovka and in the local country club he is trying to put the Schiller's drama "Intrigue and Love". This young director’s work has identified villagers’ talents, their genuine love for the arts and discovered their spiritual beauty.
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Institute of Culture graduate, a young film director Konstantin Sirotkin, arrives in the village Sosnovka and in the local country club he is trying to put the Schiller's drama "Intrigue and Love". This young director’s work has identified villagers’ talents, their genuine love for the arts and discovered their spiritual beauty.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Valentina Spirina
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Arkadii Mikulskyi
Director
Vladimir Shevelkov
Kostya Sirotkin
Irina Zhalybina
Nina Likhacheva
Yury Prokofyev
Vitka Vatagin
Boryslav Brondukov
Dmitry Grigorievich
Iryna Bunina
Antonina
Pyotr Glebov
Alexey Nikiforovich
Gennadiy Yukhtin
Vasily Ivanovich
Vladimir Alekseyenko
grandfather Afanasy
Inna Kapinos
Katya
Halyna Dovhozvyaha
Lyuba
Valentina Ilyashenko
Tamara
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