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There Were Seven Simeons

1989, Russian. Directed by Herz Frank & Vladimir Eisner.

Tracing the tragedy

One family, one band. They seemed to be happy. A movie that investigates why these seemingly optimistic musicians suddenly saw no hope to continue living in USSR and tried to escape it by hijacking a plane.

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1h 30m
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Language
Russian
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Released
24 August 1989
Original title
Жили-были Семь Симеонов...
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Vladimir Eisner, Herz Frank

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There Were Seven Simeons (1989) was directed by Herz Frank and Vladimir Eisner.

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