27 December 1965 Comedy 75 mins
After a shy bank employee helps to catch two robbers he becomes a totally different person.
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Irina Titova as Верочка - машинистка
Klimenti Mints Writer
Alexandr Faintsimmer Director
Boris Tsaryov Production Design
Valentin Pavlov Director of Photography
Karen Khachaturyan Original Music Composer
Emin Khachaturyan Conductor
Igor Mayorov Sound Director
Konstantin Savitsky Costume Design
Valentina Korovkina Editor
Pyotr Malanichev VFX Director of Photography
Vladimir Kreps Script Editor
G. Lukin Executive Producer
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