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When a Person Smiled
The film is about the tragedy of two families when a pilot Roman and a flight attendant Olga died in a car accident. Olga and Aleksey's young son lost his mother, and Inga lost her loved one. As a devoted friend, Alexey does everything he can to make Inga's pain less unbearable. He drowned out his pain by caring for his son. But as time passes, wounds heal, the son grows up, and it turns out that Alexei is still the most loyal friend in Inga's life, and there is no one closer…
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The film is about the tragedy of two families when a pilot Roman and a flight attendant Olga died in a car accident. Olga and Aleksey's young son lost his mother, and Inga lost her loved one. As a devoted friend, Alexey does everything he can to make Inga's pain less unbearable. He drowned out his pain by caring for his son. But as time passes, wounds heal, the son grows up, and it turns out that Alexei is still the most loyal friend in Inga's life, and there is no one closer…
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Viktor Ivchenko, Yuriy Parkhomenko
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Borys Ivchenko
Director
Ivan Mykolaichuk
Alexey Luganov
Borys Savchenko
Roman Vesnin
Zemfira Tsakhilova
Inga
Galina Dolgozvyaga
Ol'ga Luganova — styuardessa, zhena Alekseya
Taras Kolesnikov
Maksim - synishka Alekseya
Vitaly Rastalnoy
Aleksandr Dubilin - vtoroy pilot
Anatoli Barchuk
Anatoliy Yutkov - shturman
Viktor Malyarevych
bortmechanic
Volodymyr Talashko
radist
Kostiantyn Stepankov
glavvrach
Fedir Stryhun
Fedor Nikolaevich Lupin
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