Loafers
Nov 10 2011
•2h 33m
•Drama, Romance
The film is based on the early songs of Viktor Tsoi. This is a story about a young slacker, easy and fun going through life. He strumming a guitar and composing songs. Drinks with idle friends. The usual, almost domestic, history of betrayal changes everything radically. So the poet is born.
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Anton Shagin
Solovey
Andrey Shibarshin
Alexandra Tyuftey
Polina Filonenko
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