Caucasian Prisoner
Jul 11 1975
•1h 12m
•Drama, History
Officer Zhilin, a Caucasus officer, receives a letter from his mother and returns home. He and another Russian officer are attacked by mountaineers, and Zhilin is captured without ransom money.
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Yuriy Nazarov
Zhilin
Givi Chuguashvili
Abdul-Murat
Amiran Qadeishvili
Kazi-Muhamed
Liala Osheverova
Dina
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