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The Garage is a film of genre Drama directed by Eldar Riazanov released in USA on 11 november 1979 with Iya Savvina
The Garage (1979)
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Add to a movie listThe Garage (Russian: Гараж) is a Soviet 1979 comedy film directed by Eldar Ryazanov. Based on a screenplay by Emil Braginsky.
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An automotive highway is scheduled to be built through the territory of a garage cooperative. A special meeting of the cooperative takes place to reduce the number of garages. As all was already decided and arranged by the chairholder and the board, the decision passes easily at the meeting. But one unexpected event happens - the meeting room's entrance has been locked by an anonymous member and the key is missing...Actors
Iya Savvina
(Anikeyeva)
Lia Akhedjakova
(Malayeva)
Georgi Burkov
(Fetisov)
Svetlana Nemoliaïeva
(Guskov's Wife)
Valentin Gaft
(Sidorin)
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