Heaven is With Me
Jun 06 1974
•2h 36m
•Drama
Test pilot Ivan Gribov was seriously wounded in battle, captured, and escaped from the camp. He returned to his city after the war and found out that his wife had buried him, got married and was living well. He stopped flying, got married, and tried not to think about the sky...
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Igor Ledogorov
Иван Клинов
Larisa Luzhina
Надежда
Vladimir Zamanskiy
Дмитрий Грибов
Zinaida Kirienko
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