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Artem, an unlucky but cheerful student, is undeservedly imprisoned for 15 days. The situation is complicated by the fact that he has a friend, a Rottweiler named Boy, who has absolutely nowhere to go. And yet Artem manages to get him adopted - a charming stranger Sasha becomes the temporary mistress of Boy. Returning two weeks later to pick up the dog, Artem suddenly notices that Sasha is blind. He decides to leave the girl a guide dog and, unnoticed by her, to settle in her apartment....
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Artem, an unlucky but cheerful student, is undeservedly imprisoned for 15 days. The situation is complicated by the fact that he has a friend, a Rottweiler named Boy, who has absolutely nowhere to go. And yet Artem manages to get him adopted - a charming stranger Sasha becomes the temporary mistress of Boy. Returning two weeks later to pick up the dog, Artem suddenly notices that Sasha is blind. He decides to leave the girl a guide dog and, unnoticed by her, to settle in her apartment....
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Aleksandr Efremov, Aleksandr Kachan
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Studio:Belarusfilm
Cast
Aleksandr Efremov
Director
Pyotr Yurchenkov Jr.
Artem
Valeriya Arlanova
Sasha
Dzhemal Tetruashvili
Misha - Artyom's chief and classmate
Anatoly Kot
Tolya, ophthalmologist
Aleksandr Kashperov
Kapitan miliciji
Anatoliy Kotenyov
Viktor Manaev
Nikolay - Sasha's Husband
Vera Polyakova
Lena Kozyulik
Oleg Akulich
Arthur, cellmate in pretrial detention center
Anzhela Korableva
Sasha's mom
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