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The Little Sotmaid
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The Little Sotmaid

Dec 25, 1998
0h 10m
★ 10.0

Overview

On a remote almost uninhabited island, there are two gently friendly representatives of the once opposing sides. They have long been accustomed to each other and do not expect any changes in life. And all of a sudden a woman appears on the island!

Genres

Comedy

Cast

Natalya Surkova

Фигура

Natalya Surkova

Dmitri Ignatov

Второй шатангер

Dmitri Ignatov

Vladimir Zolotar

Первый шатангер

Vladimir Zolotar

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