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The Private Life of Pyotr Vinogradov
Graduating students of school Peter Vinogradov, Senya Kaufman and Kotya Ohotnikov leave from a distant city to Moscow. Friends promise not to forget a home town and friends. Peter with melancholy says goodbye to favorite girl Valya, dreaming to enter the Moscow conservatory. Arriving in the capital, friends act to work on a car factory and settle down in evening institution of higher learning. Life begins only.
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Graduating students of school Peter Vinogradov, Senya Kaufman and Kotya Ohotnikov leave from a distant city to Moscow. Friends promise not to forget a home town and friends. Peter with melancholy says goodbye to favorite girl Valya, dreaming to enter the Moscow conservatory. Arriving in the capital, friends act to work on a car factory and settle down in evening institution of higher learning. Life begins only.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Lev Slavin
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Aleksandr Macheret
Director
Boris Livanov
Pyotr Vinogradov, inventor
Valentin Tsishevskiy
Senya Kaufman
Konstantin Gradopolov
Kotya Okhotnikov
Galina Pashkova
Valya, music student
Nadezhda Ardi
Tonya, architecture student
Ivan Pereverzev
Physical education instructor (uncredited)
Tatyana Barysheva
Senya's mother (uncredited)
Vsevolod Sanayev
Red army sailor (uncredited)
Galina Stepanova
Young girl (uncredited)
Sergei Antimonov
Professor (uncredited)
Yeva Milyutina
Spectator at the concert (uncredited)
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