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Strangers of Patience
Andrey is a well-known artist photographer who lives alone with his Labrador dog, Charley, in his own house with a swimming pool in a big city. While preparing for an important international exhibition, he meets a charming young woman Marina who turns out to be deaf and mute. Andrey brings Marina to his place, takes her photos and keeps her at his place for the night. The same repeats on the second day. Neither does he let her go away on the third day. Finally, the girl understands that she is a prisoner and tries to escape.
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Andrey is a well-known artist photographer who lives alone with his Labrador dog, Charley, in his own house with a swimming pool in a big city. While preparing for an important international exhibition, he meets a charming young woman Marina who turns out to be deaf and mute. Andrey brings Marina to his place, takes her photos and keeps her at his place for the night. The same repeats on the second day. Neither does he let her go away on the third day. Finally, the girl understands that she is a prisoner and tries to escape.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Vladimir Alenikov
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Sputnik, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
Cast
Vladimir Alenikov
Director
Konstantin Lavronenko
Andrey
Maja Szopa
Marina
Alexander Rapoport
Alexandr, gallery owner
Natalya Fisson
Svetlana, Alexandr's wife
Ulyana Lukina
Vera, police officer
Olga Strada
Sylvia
Pavel Demyanov
Jacq, kidnapper of the gallery
Varvara Ryabova
Olga, Jacq's girlfriend
Evgeny Danchevsky
priest
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