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Someone Else's Name
Olga and Butkevich, the head of the convoy, meet at a roadside cafe. They hadn't seen each other since the beginning of the war. During the conversation, it turns out that a man with the surname of Olga's first husband, whom she considers dead, is working in the convoy. Butkevich arranges a meeting for them. Olga does not recognize him.
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Olga and Butkevich, the head of the convoy, meet at a roadside cafe. They hadn't seen each other since the beginning of the war. During the conversation, it turns out that a man with the surname of Olga's first husband, whom she considers dead, is working in the convoy. Butkevich arranges a meeting for them. Olga does not recognize him.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, War
Written By:Ari Vakser, Mikhail Baran, Mikhail Bleiman
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Belarusfilm
Cast
Iosif Shulman
Director
Yuriy Sarantsev
Sergey Drobenya / Viktor Polikarpovich Ilyin
Yevgeni Tashkov
Nikolay Ilyich Glebov
Vladimir Balashov
Sergey Dmitriyevich Tyurin
Klara Luchko
Olga Pavlova
Pavel Pankov
Vasiliy Stepanovich Butkevich
Aleksei Safonov
Viktor Polikarpovich Ilyin
Anna Dubrovina
Katya
Algimantas Masiulis
Johan
Pavel Kormunin
Mikhail Pavlov
Roman Filippov
Nemets-konvoir
Sergei Kalinin
Rozhkov
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