The Diamond Trail
Jan 01 1978
•2h 25m
•Adventure, Drama
An expedition group led by Professor Shestakov arrives in one of the regions of Siberia to search for diamonds. The research begins with a dramatic event: The expedition leader dies suddenly. However, the geologists decide to continue the difficult, dangerous hike along the taiga "diamond trail".
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Natalya Velichko
Nadjeshda
Sergei Polezhayev
Professor Pavel Shestakov
Nina Ilyina
Vera Lesun
Stasys Pytronaitis
Fjodor
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