01 January 1989 Factual 38 mins
The film is the impression of the film's authors, obtained from meeting people who live in villages located along the railway line in the Novgorod region. Trains do not run on this road. Bread is delivered only once a week.
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Alexander Sulyaev Director
Alexander Sulyaev Writer
Boris Linkov Writer
Viktor Mikhalchenko Director of Photography
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