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Romance for Lovers is a film of genre Drama directed by Andreï Kontchalovski released in USA on 11 november 1974 with Innokenti Smoktounovski
Romance for Lovers (1974)
Романс о влюбленных
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Add to a movie listA Lover's Romance (Романс о влюбленных) est un film soviétique réalisé par Andreï Kontchalovski, sorti en 1974.
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Sergueï et Tania s'aiment. Lorsque Sergueï est porté disparu sur le front, Tania épouse un ami d'enfance. Mais Sergueï revient.Actors
Innokenti Smoktounovski
(Trumpeter)
Iya Savvina
(Tanya's mother)
Vladimir Konkine
(Sergey's youngest brother)
Nikolai Grinko
(Vice-Admiral)
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