The Wedding Gift
Jan 03 1983
•1h 17m
•Comedy, Romance
The newlyweds are given the keys to an apartment, the owner of which has gone to Africa for 2 years. But soon it turns out that the owner of the apartment is a very popular and well-liked man, and this apartment is a favorite meeting place for his friends....
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Evdokiya Germanova
Andrei Rostotsky
Rolan Bykov
Rezo Esadze
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