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The Divine Comedy

1973, Russian. Directed by Sergey Obraztsov & Semyon Samodur.

God created Adam and Eve and placed them in Paradise. They lived well in Paradise, but that was boring. All birds, bees have children, but they do not, because they are sinless. So, they ate the forbidden apple, and God expelled them from Paradise. What if Adam and Eve had not tasted the forbidden fruit, if they had been afraid of God’s wrath?!

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1h 32m
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Released
27 March 1973
Original title
Божественная комедия
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Isidor Shtok
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The Divine Comedy (1973) was directed by Sergey Obraztsov and Semyon Samodur and stars Semyon Samodur, Konstantin Gurkin, Robert Lyapidevskiy.

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