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Truth is Good, But Happiness is Better
Based on the eponymous play by A.N. Ostrovsky. A story about an apple orchard, unmistakably showing that happiness exists, and that within our souls lies the capacity to be happy. And it is no coincidence that the kind nanny, who helps the lovers, has a "meaningful" name — Filitsata, which means "happiness."
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Based on the eponymous play by A.N. Ostrovsky. A story about an apple orchard, unmistakably showing that happiness exists, and that within our souls lies the capacity to be happy. And it is no coincidence that the kind nanny, who helps the lovers, has a "meaningful" name — Filitsata, which means "happiness."
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
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Cast
Igor Larin, Sergey Zhenovach
Director
Evgeniya Glushenko
Мавра Тарасовна
Lyudmila Polyakova
Филицата
Vasiliy Bochkaryov
Сила Ерофеич Грознов
Sergey Veshchyov
Никандр Мухояров
Olga Zhevakina
Поликсена
Larisa Kichanova
Пелагея Григорьевна Зыбкина
Aleksandr Klyukvin
Глеб Меркулыч
Victor Nizovoy
Амос Панфилыч Барабошев
Gleb Podgorodinsky
Платон Зыбкин
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