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Thirty-Seven Novel (2011) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 12, 2011

Original Title:
Тридцать седьмой роман

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Ekran

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
RU: 16+ 

Runtime: 97

You don't need to watch this film. But, having looked once, it is impossible not to reconsider...

Overview from TheMovieDB

The well-known metropolitan novelist of the detective genre Grigory Vetlugin, who already has 36 novels behind him, comes to the provincial town of Ogarkov on the instructions of the publishing house to meet with his readers. By the will of fate, he meets Anna Gureva there - a woman whom he dreamed of all his life. The terrifying visions that visit him from the scene of the murder with the participation of this woman aggravate and make this acquaintance mystical and fatal. She goes to jail on charges of murdering her boyfriend ... After going through pain, hardship and hardship, the heroes of the picture come to repentance. There remains the hope that Love will heal the wounds and finally unite their destinies ...

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Production

Director:
Grigor Gyardoushian

Director of Photography:
Natalya Frolova

Music:
Sergey Miklashevskiy

Producer:
Grigor Gyardoushian

Writer:
Sergey Rokotov
Grigor Gyardoushian

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