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Basically, the action of the film takes place in a madhouse. But the absurdity has no boundaries, it has only a cause. And in this total madness the characters try to find the answers.
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Basically, the action of the film takes place in a madhouse. But the absurdity has no boundaries, it has only a cause. And in this total madness the characters try to find the answers.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sergei Popov
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Sergei Popov
Director
Natalya Lvova
санитарка психушки
Galina Zakhurdaeva
Ира
Nadezhda Zharikova
женщина с мешком
Pyotr Kozhevnikov
санитар психушки
Dmitry Bulba
Valeriy Poletayev
Петрович
Evgeniy Vazhenin
Профессор
Nikolai Rudik
Viktor Gogolev
пациент психушки
Dmitri Shagin
писатель в психушке
Aleksandr Shevelev
пациент психушки
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