"Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever"
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Through Tears (1933)
The poor tailor Perchyk who dreams to buy a she-goat lives in a small town. Meanwhile, Perchyk’s daughter Frida falls in love with the unemployed Elia. Perchyk is totally against their marriage, as he cannot buy a she-goat if the son-in-law does not have any money. Finally, Perchyk buys a she-goat from a rich tavern owner but he gives him… a goat. Moreover, a police officer dissatisfied with the tailored uniform forges a document, according to which Perchyk and his whole family are expelled from the town as troublemakers.
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The poor tailor Perchyk who dreams to buy a she-goat lives in a small town. Meanwhile, Perchyk’s daughter Frida falls in love with the unemployed Elia. Perchyk is totally against their marriage, as he cannot buy a she-goat if the son-in-law does not have any money. Finally, Perchyk buys a she-goat from a rich tavern owner but he gives him… a goat. Moreover, a police officer dissatisfied with the tailored uniform forges a document, according to which Perchyk and his whole family are expelled from the town as troublemakers.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hryhorii Hrycher
In Theaters:11/12/1933
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:VUFKU
Cast
Hryhorii Hrycher
Director
Ivan Kaveberg
Shimen-Ele Perchyk
Anna Goricheva
Tsipe-Beyle-Reza
Mariya Sinelnikova
Brukha / Frida
D. Kantor
Elya Peyse
Moshele Zilberman
Motele Peyse
F. Zilberman
Elya and Motele's mother
Abram Vabnik
Pinya, Elya's friend
M. Zaslavskiy
Melamed
Matvei Lyarov
Dodia
Aleksandr Sashin
Baker
Osyp Merlatti
Metalworker
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