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Andrus Laane comes from a fisherman's village. He dreams of becoming a captain to sail the seas but fails the entrance exams to the marine academy. By accident he starts working at a big gas plant. Sharp-witted young man with innovative ideas will be recognized. He will also find his first true love. It seems that Andrus has found his happiness, even if not at sea.

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What is Andrus' Happiness (1955) about?

Andrus Laane comes from a fisherman's village. He dreams of becoming a captain to sail the seas but fails the entrance exams to the marine academy. By accident he starts working at a big gas plant. Sharp-witted young man with innovative ideas will be recognized. He will also find his first true love. It seems that Andrus has found his happiness, even if not at sea.

Who stars in Andrus' Happiness?

Andrus' Happiness stars Enn Adusson (Andrus), Ants Lauter (Arulaid), Ita Ever (Reet), Hugo Laur (Vaga), Ruth Peramets-Püss. The film was directed by Herbert Rappaport.

How long is Andrus' Happiness?

Andrus' Happiness has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1955.

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