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The Very First
After a test flight, pilot Sergei Sazonov was invited to a group of astronauts. Intensive preparation begins for the flight into space: classes in the weightlessness chamber, constant study. Sergei decides that he does not have the right to meet with a cheerful student Natasha, whom his friends accuse of frivolity. But their telephone conversation ends up asking him to marry him.
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After a test flight, pilot Sergei Sazonov was invited to a group of astronauts. Intensive preparation begins for the flight into space: classes in the weightlessness chamber, constant study. Sergei decides that he does not have the right to meet with a cheerful student Natasha, whom his friends accuse of frivolity. But their telephone conversation ends up asking him to marry him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aleksandr Tverskoy
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Anatoliy Granik
Director
Igor Pushkaryov
Sergei Sazonov
Nina Drobysheva
Natasha
Pavel Makhotin
Aleksandr Kalugin
Lyudmila Shagalova
Vera
Vladimir Chestnokov
Arkadyev
Vladimir Samoylov
Boris Mikhailovich
Oleg Zhakov
Yevgeni Alekseyevich
Aleksandr Strelnikov
Grigoryev
Pavel Kashlakov
Vorontsov
Viktor Terekhov
Misha
Lev Brilliantov
Sokov
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