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Praskovya

Praskovya continues working in the Bank despite hunger in the freezing siege of Leningrad. Her husband went to war. The only thing he left is the ink pot. This gift is the only item which makes Praskovya feel warm. In the most critical moment when no hopes or energy is left only the ink pot acts as a twist of destiny.

Top Cast

  • Daniil Muravev-Izotov

    Daniil Muravev-Izotov

  • Marina Rokina

    Marina Rokina

  • Vera Strokova

    Vera Strokova

  • Igor Silchenko

    Igor Silchenko

  • Olga Sakhanova

    Olga Sakhanova

Overview

Praskovya continues working in the Bank despite hunger in the freezing siege of Leningrad. Her husband went to war. The only thing he left is the ink pot. This gift is the only item which makes Praskovya feel warm. In the most critical moment when no hopes or energy is left only the ink pot acts as a twist of destiny.

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