Four in the Same Skin
The film consists of four satirical short stories: "The Case of Love," "Mom's Kid," "Betrayed Trust," and "Blot."
The film consists of four satirical short stories: "The Case of Love," "Mom's Kid," "Betrayed Trust," and "Blot."
Archil Gomiashvili
Emma's father
Bella Masumyan
Emma
Valentin Kulik
Boris
Gai Danzas
Pogos
Isabella Danzas
Zara
Valeriy Bezruchko
Arno
Valentina Kutsenko
mom
Yelena Kornilova
Arno's wife
V. Pogoreltseva
Satik
The film consists of four satirical short stories: "The Case of Love," "Mom's Kid," "Betrayed Trust," and "Blot."
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