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The Morning is Wiser Than Evening
Dotsenko family, the father and son, works in the same workshop. The prosperity of the native plant is important for both father and son. But despite this, there are often disagreements between them, because the father considers his son to be a frivolous person.
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Dotsenko family, the father and son, works in the same workshop. The prosperity of the native plant is important for both father and son. But despite this, there are often disagreements between them, because the father considers his son to be a frivolous person.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Georgi Shevchenko, Oleksandr Muratov
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Oleksandr Muratov
Director
Dmytro Franko
Тарас Тимофеевич Доценко - отец Юрия
Sergei Ivanov
Юрий Доценко - токарь
Marina Shimanskaya
Сусанна Холодова - медсестра
Antonina Zhmakova
Ирма - сестра Сусанны
Yaroslav Gavrillyuk
Петр Калита - токарь
Lyudmila Chinshevaya
Надя - жена Петра
Vladimir Koval
Vladimir Pozhidayev
Valentyna Ivashova
Anatoliy Belyy
Mykhailo Ihnatov
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