27 November 1968 Drama 90 mins
Marin, a middle-aged man, returns to his birthplace, nearly twenty years after he left.
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Georgi Georgiev-Getz as Martin
Mikhail Mikhaylov as Petko Beliya
Georgi Kaloyanchev as Lazar
Naum Shopov as Tzvetan
Maya Dragomanska as Nevena
July Stoyanov as Chairman First
Eduard Sachariev Director
Diko Fuchedzhiev Writer
Ivan Tzonev Director of Photography
Kiril Donchev Original Music Composer
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Bulgaria 27 November 1968
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