Ten Steps to the East
Ten steps from the round pillar, in the ruins of the old fortress of Kum-Basan-Kala, secret messages are hidden, which must be delivered abroad. For these documents, foreign intelligence sends its spy. The film tells about the events that took place in the old fortress.
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Ten steps from the round pillar, in the ruins of the old fortress of Kum-Basan-Kala, secret messages are hidden, which must be delivered abroad. For these documents, foreign intelligence sends its spy. The film tells about the events that took place in the old fortress.
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Genre:Mystery, Adventure
Written By:Mikhail Pismannik, Aleksandr Abramov
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Studio:Turkmenfilm
Cast
Khangeldy Agahanov, Viktor Zak
Director
Artyk Dzhallyyev
Murad Kuliyev
Aman Kulmamedov
professor Aman Palvanov
Yevgeniy Markov
Man in white suite
Feliks Yavorsky
Evgeniy Grigoryevich Malko
Yuri Sokovnin
Driver
Durdy Saparov
Rider
Mikhail Fyodorov
Petya
Sarry Karryev
Vladimir Lepko
Setdar Karadzhayev
Kulkeshy Kulmuradov
Italmaz
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