Top Cast
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Lyudmila Efimenko
Lyudmyla Butko
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Oleh Drach
Anatoliy Butko
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Natalka Potapenko
Lyubka
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Iryna Bunina
matushka Tetyana
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Tetiana Sheliha
Lidiya Pavlivna
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Pylyp Illienko
Vasya
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Yosyp Naiduk
Did Moroz
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Yurii Illienko
artist
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Heorhii Fomin
Vitia
Overview
Once in the underpass at the Philharmonic, a singer Lyudmila hears a heavenly voice of a beggar-girl singing "Ave Maria" ...
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