01 April 1968 78 mins
An intimate drama set in a remote railway station that grows into a tragedy of the whole generation and epoch, based on a Gorki story.
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Artur Vojtetsky Director
Yurii Illienko Screenplay
Oleksii Bobrovnykov Production Design
Maxim Gorky Short Story
Aleksandr Kudrya Production Design
Igor Klyucharyov Original Music Composer
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