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Sin

20071h 37mStanislav Mitin
IMDb 5.6 · Rotten Tomatoes 22% · Metacritic 37

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After serving in the army, Viktor Zavyalov goes to the village to visit the grave of his deceased friend Sergei Sintsov. In the village, Victor meets his mother Vera Sergeevna and falls in love with her, despite the big age difference. Relations between Viktor and Vera Sergeevna cause fierce condemnation of relatives and fellow villagers. Victor is forced to leave the village for St. Petersburg, where he meets his former bride Vika. Victor tries to forget Vera Sergeevna, but cannot ...

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What is Sin (2007) about?

After serving in the army, Viktor Zavyalov goes to the village to visit the grave of his deceased friend Sergei Sintsov. In the village, Victor meets his mother Vera Sergeevna and falls in love with her, despite the big age difference. Relations between Viktor and Vera Sergeevna cause fierce condemnation of relatives and fellow villagers. Victor is forced to leave the village for St. Petersburg,…

Who stars in Sin?

Sin stars Lydia Velezheva (Vera Sergeevna), Stanislav Bondarenko (Viktor Zavyalov), Anastasiya Mikulchina (Vika), Vitaliy Khaev (Fyodor), Olga Onishchenko (Nyura). The film was directed by Stanislav Mitin.

How long is Sin?

Sin has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2007.

Is Sin worth watching?

Sin holds an IMDb rating of 5.6/10. On Rotten Tomatoes it scores 22. Fans of Drama, TV Movie are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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