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Katka's Reinette Apples is a film of genre Drama directed by Fridrikh Ermler
Katka's Reinette Apples (1926)
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Add to a movie listKatka petite pomme reinette (en russe : Катька — бумажный ранет) est un film soviétique de Fridrikh Ermler et Edouard Ioganson sorti en 1926.
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Katia avec sa famille arrive à Saint-Pétersbourg de la campagne. En ville, la jeune fille espère gagner assez d'argent pour acheter une vache, ce qui leur permettrait à survivre. Elle vend des pommes, avec l'aide d'un chômeur. Elle va tomber amoureuse d'un voyou qui finira par l'abandonner. Mais cela n'ébranle pas sa confiance en les hommes et en l'avenir meilleur.Comments
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