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Two Lives 

In the center of the film - two lives, two destinies. A simple, illiterate soldier Vostrikov of the Tsar's Army during the years of Soviet power grew into a devoted fighter of the revolution, he became a general of the Soviet Army, respected by all. A guards officer, a brilliant prince Naschyokin, who fought against Soviet power, emigrated from his native country and eventually became a lackey in a port restaurant.
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In the center of the film - two lives, two destinies. A simple, illiterate soldier Vostrikov of the Tsar's Army during the years of Soviet power grew into a devoted fighter of the revolution, he became a general of the Soviet Army, respected by all. A guards officer, a brilliant prince Naschyokin, who fought against Soviet power, emigrated from his native country and eventually became a lackey in a port restaurant.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Leonid Lukov
Written By:Aleksei Kapler
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Runtime:196 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios

Cast

Director

Leonid Lukov

Director

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Nikolai Rybnikov

Semyon Vostrikov

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Vyacheslav Tikhonov

Sergey Naschyokin

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Eleonora Nechayeva

Nyusha

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Lev Polyakov

Nikolay Ignatyev

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Stanislav Chekan

Ivan Petrenko

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Vladimir Druzhnikov

Kirill Borozdin

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Lev Sverdlin

Nikolay Borozdin

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Olga Zhizneva

Maria Borozdina

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Alla Larionova

Nina Borozdina

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Margarita Volodina

Irina Naschyokina

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Georgiy Yumatov

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