Vacation at Your Own Expense
A young girl from the Siberian province arrives in Moscow for her beloved, whom she met during his business trip. He is a test designer for buses and will be on a business trip to Hungary. It was at this point that Katya set her vacation time. But it seems that they didn’t really wait for her... However, a meeting with László changes all her plans...
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A young girl from the Siberian province arrives in Moscow for her beloved, whom she met during his business trip. He is a test designer for buses and will be on a business trip to Hungary. It was at this point that Katya set her vacation time. But it seems that they didn’t really wait for her... However, a meeting with László changes all her plans...
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:András Polgár, Valentin Azernikov
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Gosteleradio USSR, Hungarian Television, Mosfilm
Cast
Viktor Titov
Director
Olga Melikhova
Katya Kotova
Igor Kostolevskiy
Yura
Miklós Kalocsay
László
Lyudmila Gurchenko
Ada Petrovna
Yelena Romanova
Lena
Vladimir Basov
Evdokimov
Marianna Strizhenova
Yura's Mother
Ella Nekrasova
Lena's Mother
Aleksandr Shirvindt
Yuri Nikolayevich
Nikolai Lebedev
Vadim Orlov
Igor Yasulovich
Orlov's Referent
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