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The Three Sisters
Eleven years ago, General Prozorov, having received an appointment, moved his family from Moscow to a small provincial town. The general has died, his adult children - daughters Olga, Maria and Irina and son Andrey, - not finding any use for themselves, and feeling lonely, dream of returning to their native Moscow. They are trying to somehow arrange their own destiny, each in its own way, but nothing comes out of it ...
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Eleven years ago, General Prozorov, having received an appointment, moved his family from Moscow to a small provincial town. The general has died, his adult children - daughters Olga, Maria and Irina and son Andrey, - not finding any use for themselves, and feeling lonely, dream of returning to their native Moscow. They are trying to somehow arrange their own destiny, each in its own way, but nothing comes out of it ...
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Samson Samsonov
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Samson Samsonov
Director
Lyubov Sokolova
Olga Prozorova
Margarita Volodina
Maria Prozorova
Tatyana Malchenko
Irina Prozorova
Leonid Gubanov
Andrey Prozorov
Alla Larionova
Natalya
Lev Ivanov
Vershinin
Leonid Gallis
Kulygin
Konstantin Sorokin
Chebutykin
Oleg Strizhenov
Tuzenbakh
Vladimir Druzhnikov
Solenyi
Pavel Vinnik
Alexey Fedotik
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