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We'll Be Waiting, Come Back
The story of a girl who recently graduated from school and works as a projectionist. Her ideas about life are taken from films starring Greta Garbo, romantic literature, and advice from her practical friend. This "explosive mixture" prevents her from hearing herself and causes her to act rashly.
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The story of a girl who recently graduated from school and works as a projectionist. Her ideas about life are taken from films starring Greta Garbo, romantic literature, and advice from her practical friend. This "explosive mixture" prevents her from hearing herself and causes her to act rashly.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vasiliy Solovyov, Larisa Yevgenyeva
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Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Nikolai Maletsky
Director
Larisa Kuznetsova
Tomka
Alexey Arefiev
Sergey, trombonist voyennogo orkestra
Pyotr Merkuryev
Savely Petrovich, choir conductor
Tatyana Kravchenko
Valentina, podruga Tomki
Elena Maksimova
babushka
Anastasiya Girenkova
Lyulya, sestrichka Tomki
Sergey Ivanov
Shurik, trombonist voyennogo orkestra, priyatel' Sergeya
Yuri Krytenko
Sychov
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