
Masha
Sep 18 2012
•1h 29m
•Romance, Drama
A love story of Masha - a scientist, teacher and a mother of a high school student.
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Olga Lomonosova
Masha

Evgeniy Pronin

Alexei Mishinsky

Boris Smolkin
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