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Selfportrait of an Unknown Man
A strange combination of circumstances leads the forty-year-old engineer Igor into the hall of the old cinema, where the film session has already begun. The main character of the picture is the poet Belov, the same romantic loser, disappointed in himself and in everything - surprisingly similar to him. Moreover, Igor soon realizes that he is looking from the side at his own life. What is happening on the screen becomes a shock and revelation for him. In the dark hall of the mysterious cinema, fate gives Igor the only chance to start all over again.
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A strange combination of circumstances leads the forty-year-old engineer Igor into the hall of the old cinema, where the film session has already begun. The main character of the picture is the poet Belov, the same romantic loser, disappointed in himself and in everything - surprisingly similar to him. Moreover, Igor soon realizes that he is looking from the side at his own life. What is happening on the screen becomes a shock and revelation for him. In the dark hall of the mysterious cinema, fate gives Igor the only chance to start all over again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Viktor Merezhko
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Viacheslav Kryshtofovych
Director
Aleksandr Zbruev
Igor Belov
Natalya Negoda
Vera
Yelena Konstantinovskaya
Lana
Anatoli Grachyov
Grigori Manuilov
Sergey Polezhaev
Dorofeyev
Leonid Yanovskyi
Lebedev
Irina Vishnyakova
Lana's Friend
Konstantin Karno
Sasha
Alla Pokrovskaya
Ryabov's Mother
Oksana Malyarenko
Administrator
Valentyna Ivashova
Ticket Collector
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