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Time of Desires
Svetlana Vasilievna is a young, energetic woman who often changes jobs, accustomed to achieving the goals that she has set for herself in life. Her next desire is to marry a "creative, intelligent" person.
After a lengthy search, she chose an elderly, but well-mannered, intelligent official Vladimir Dmitrievich Lobanov. Svetlana believes that with the help of connections and sober calculation, you can achieve everything: well-being, respectability, even personal happiness. She does not notice that the fulfillment of her desires does not at all make the person close to her happy. The payback turns out to be unexpected and terrible.
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Svetlana Vasilievna is a young, energetic woman who often changes jobs, accustomed to achieving the goals that she has set for herself in life. Her next desire is to marry a "creative, intelligent" person. After a lengthy search, she chose an elderly, but well-mannered, intelligent official Vladimir Dmitrievich Lobanov. Svetlana believes that with the help of connections and sober calculation, you can achieve everything: well-being, respectability, even personal happiness. She does not notice that the fulfillment of her desires does not at all make the person close to her happy. The payback turns out to be unexpected and terrible.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Anatoli Grebnev
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Yuli Raizman
Director
Vera Alentova
Svetlana Vasilievna
Anatoliy Papanov
Vladimir Dmitrievich
Tatyana Yegorova
Mila
Vladislav Strzhelchik
Nikolai Nikolayevich
Aleksey Mikhaylov
Valentin
Vladimir Antonik
Dima
Stanislav Zhitaryov
Lyosha
Lyudmila Stoyanova
Lidiya
Boris Ivanov
Andrei Sergeyevich
Zoya Stepanova
Andrei Sergeyevich's Wife
Vadim Grachov
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