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At the beginning of the 40's, Victor (Gabriel Oseciuc) is a young Communist who has been hiding for months in a built-in room to print out on his own the free newspaper Communist Command.
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At the beginning of the 40's, Victor (Gabriel Oseciuc) is a young Communist who has been hiding for months in a built-in room to print out on his own the free newspaper Communist Command.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Costache Ciubotaru, Dumitru Carabăț
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Casa de Filme 3, România Film
Cast
Constantin Vaeni
Director
Gheorghe Dinică
ilegalistul Savu
Gabriel Marian Oseciuc
muncitorul tipograf Victor Utu
Victor Rebengiuc
Ofiter SS
Cornelia Pavlovici
Maria, iubita lui Victor Utu
Mitică Popescu
ilegalistul Manea
Nicolae Radu
ilegalistul Matei
Constantin Vaeni
Mihai
George Mihăiță
Sile
Elena Sereda
Mircea Anghelescu
Ion Frangopol
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