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The film takes us back to Crimea, during Nazi occupation. Hayk Margaryan, a member of an underground organization, saves a painting by Aivazovsky, which Hitler's soldiers tried to smuggle from Theodosia.
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The film takes us back to Crimea, during Nazi occupation. Hayk Margaryan, a member of an underground organization, saves a painting by Aivazovsky, which Hitler's soldiers tried to smuggle from Theodosia.
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Genre:War, Adventure
Written By:Andrey Verdyan
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Armenia Studio
Cast
Grigori Melik-Avakyan
Director
Ashot Adamyan
Hayk
Vatslav Dvorzhetsky
Konstantin Fyodorovich Bogayevskiy
Valentina Yakunina
Marina
Artyom Inozemtsev
Polishchuk
Pavel Morozenko
Sergey
Yuliy Bebrish
Fridrikh Shtelman
Vladimir Ilin
Genka
Vytautas Tomkus
Otto Kriebel
Juozas Kiselius
Dietrich
V. Petrovskiy
Lavrovskiy
Dmitri Pisarenko
Nikolay
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