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Penance

Year: 1991 ComedyMusic Runtime: 4 min Rating: 6.0

Overview

All day of St. Petersburg bohemia in 4 minutes of the film.

Genres

ComedyMusic

Cast

Vladimir Ignatiev

Vladimir Ignatiev

Поэт

Mark Nahamkin

Mark Nahamkin

Марк

Dmitriy Shibanov

Dmitriy Shibanov

Димон

Konstantin Arefyev

Konstantin Arefyev

Костя

Natalya Surkova

Natalya Surkova

Наталья

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