28 May 1972 Drama, Romance 68 mins
After traveling around the country, Alexey Krasheninnikov stayed in the city - they promised an apartment at work. But a letter came saying that the old people were sick. Alexey went home with his family and decided not to return to the city after his father's funeral...
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Vadim Mikhaylov Director
Albina Shulgina Writer
Vyacheslav Fastovich Director of Photography
Valery Gavrilin Music
Vladimir Gasilov Production Design
Iosif Gindin Assistant Director
Albina Shulgina Lyricist
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