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Distant Countries

1965, Russian. Directed by Mariya Fyodorova.

An aviation colonel comes to the Western Urals, to a large village of industrial importance. He remembers running here as a barefoot boy with his friend in the early 1930s. Then there was only a small crossing and a small village. About how they lived and studied here, how they became active builders of a new life, how they dreamed of seeing different countries, how they bravely fought the Nazis far from their homeland.

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Released
20 April 1965
Original title
Дальние страны
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Boris Medovoy

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Distant Countries (1965) was directed by Mariya Fyodorova and stars Konstantin Zakharov, Nikolai Smirnov, Vladimir Frolov.

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