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Ten Years Without Right to Write Letters 

After the war, the hero of the film comes to Moscow to take revenge on the scammer, through whose fault his father died in the 37th. He carries out his sentence and is ready to answer for it according to the law. His girlfriend becomes an involuntary participant in the drama
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After the war, the hero of the film comes to Moscow to take revenge on the scammer, through whose fault his father died in the 37th. He carries out his sentence and is ready to answer for it according to the law. His girlfriend becomes an involuntary participant in the drama

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Vladimir Naumov
Written By:Aleksandr Kabanov, Vladimir Naumov
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Filmverlag der Autoren, Fora Film, Mosfilm

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