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The Applicant
After failing to get into college, Galya finished flight attendant training and started flying with navigator Viktor, who happened to witness her failures and supported her during difficult times. A year passed quickly, and she became a college student. But on her last flight, there were two gangsters among the passengers.
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After failing to get into college, Galya finished flight attendant training and started flying with navigator Viktor, who happened to witness her failures and supported her during difficult times. A year passed quickly, and she became a college student. But on her last flight, there were two gangsters among the passengers.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oles Honchar
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Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Alexey Mishurin
Director
Irina Shevchuk
Галя
Sergey Martynov
Виктор
Nataliia Naum
Мария Гриценко
Iryna Bunina
Елена Васильевна
Les Serdyuk
отец Гали Гриценко
Zoia Holovko
Ксеня
Julia Shumeiko
Галя в детстве
Valentina Yakubenko
Галя-пионерка
Oleksandr Movchan
бандит
Boris Andreyev
Petro
Mykola Merzlikin
Nikolay Vasilievich
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