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Right to Choose 

This is a modern story of a prosperous family, in whose harmonious way of life a young man, a former partner of her husband in creating a computer network, breaks into. Involving his wife in a love affair, he pretends to be a messenger from Shambhala. At some point, she is ready to believe him, despite her husband's convictions that her chosen one is crazy. The psychologically tense action is set off by episodes of the hero's fantasies, in which the intrigue is given a comic effect, so there is no reason to assume a tragic ending.
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This is a modern story of a prosperous family, in whose harmonious way of life a young man, a former partner of her husband in creating a computer network, breaks into. Involving his wife in a love affair, he pretends to be a messenger from Shambhala. At some point, she is ready to believe him, despite her husband's convictions that her chosen one is crazy. The psychologically tense action is set off by episodes of the hero's fantasies, in which the intrigue is given a comic effect, so there is no reason to assume a tragic ending.

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Genre:Action, Drama, Crime
Directed By:Evgeniy Mitrofanov
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios, Pitmanfilm

Cast

Director

Evgeniy Mitrofanov

Director

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Renata Litvinova

Nina

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Aleksey Dyakov

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Konstantin Kotlyarov

Viktor

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Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov

Stas

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Mikhail Efremov

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Grigory Konstantinopolsky

Grigory

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