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We Called Him Robert 

Sergei, a constructor creates a robot, Robert, as his own copy. Tanya teaches Robert to feel and the robot becomes more human than his rationalistic creator.
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Sergei, a constructor creates a robot, Robert, as his own copy. Tanya teaches Robert to feel and the robot becomes more human than his rationalistic creator.

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Ilya Olshvanger
Written By:Lev Kuklin, Yuzef Printsev
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm

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