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A Certificate of Poverty

19791h 5mSamvel Gasparov

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The story of the exposure by criminal investigation officers of a gang of criminals who steal and sell Soviet watch parts containing precious metals to foreigners. The plot centers on a duel between two heroes: a young, brave and charming investigator and a cold-blooded bandit villain named Krest.

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What is A Certificate of Poverty (1979) about?

The story of the exposure by criminal investigation officers of a gang of criminals who steal and sell Soviet watch parts containing precious metals to foreigners. The plot centers on a duel between two heroes: a young, brave and charming investigator and a cold-blooded bandit villain named Krest.

Who stars in A Certificate of Poverty?

A Certificate of Poverty stars Aleksandr Khochinsky (Станислав Павлович Соколов, следователь), Kostiantyn Stepankov (Макеев Виктор Михайлович, контрабандист), Boris Khmelnitsky (Геннадий, "Крест"), Gennadi Voropayev (Цинклер), Olga Bityukova (Алла Макеева). The film was directed by Samvel Gasparov.

How long is A Certificate of Poverty?

A Certificate of Poverty has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1979.

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