
Adult Children
Dec 06 1961
•1h 11m
•Comedy, Drama
Anatoli Kuzmich retired and received a separate apartment in a new house. He and his wife are happy and make bright plans for the future: how they will go to theaters, museums, read their favorite books. But their daughter Lyusya suddenly gets married. Not wanting to part with her, Korolyovs persuade the young spouses to live with them in a new apartment. Soon a child is born, and gradually life together becomes unbearable...
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Aleksei Gribov
Anatoli Kuzmich Korolyov

Zoya Fyodorova
Tatyana Ivanovna Korolyova

Liliya Aleshnikova
Lyusya

Aleksandr Demyanenko
Igor
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