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Diamonds for Mariya

1976, Russian. Directed by Vladimir Chebotaryov & Oleg Bondarev.

Mary and Ivan are working on a diamond factory. The wedding day is already set. But Ivan has a secret: during his stay in prison, the leader of the gang gave him a bag of diamonds for safekeeping. Return the "stones" factory — means to Express itself as a partner in crime, throw — sorry, but left for Mary — to destroy love. Soon the "friend" made itself felt and demanded to repay the debt…

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Released
2 February 1976
Original title
Алмазы для Марии
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Yuri Skop

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Diamonds for Mariya (1976) was directed by Vladimir Chebotaryov and Oleg Bondarev and stars Vladimir Gusev, Lyubov Sokolova, Emmanuil Vitorgan.

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