Getting Lost in Amsterdam
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The Other Woman
Komsomol member Pavel Kudryashov, after seeing his pregnant wife to the village, sheltered a young woman who had fallen behind the train. In Paul's friendly relations with an outside woman, the local philistinism saw a criminal connection. Lost movie.
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Komsomol member Pavel Kudryashov, after seeing his pregnant wife to the village, sheltered a young woman who had fallen behind the train. In Paul's friendly relations with an outside woman, the local philistinism saw a criminal connection. Lost movie.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nikolay Erdman, Anatoli Marienhof
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Studio:Sovkino
Cast
Ivan Pyryev
Director
Konstantin Gradopolov
Pavel Kudryashov
Evlaliya Olgina
Tanya, Pavel's wife
Georgi Muzalevsky
Kazarinov, prosecutor
Olga Zhizneva
Kazarinov's wife
Aleksandr Zhukov
Feoktist Kurochkin
Pyotr Galadzhev
Photographer
A. Otradin
Bobrik, station attendant
Ivan Kachalov
Merchant
Elena Maksimova
Provincial lady
Ivan Bobrov
Hooligan
Dimitri Kipiani
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