Wisdom Meter (1988)
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Production Companies
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ru |
| Popularity | 0.1342 |
Directed By
Valery Ponomaryov
Crew
Anatoliy Kleymenov
Nikolay Senko
Sergey Beltiukov
Vladimir Yefimov
Valery Ponomaryov
Nikolai Matukovsky
TOP CAST
Boryslav Brondukov
Ivan Murashko
Raisa Ryazanova
Murashko's Wife
Vladimir Konkin
Leonid Zalivako
Tatyana Vasileva
Tamara Papsueva
Stefaniya Stanyuta
Ekaterina Zagmennaya
Viktor Tarasov
Viktor Vershilo
Margarita Krinitsyna
Nina Kutaya
Viktor Gogolev
Egor Mirolubov
Sergey Ivanov
Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii
Mikhail Fedorovskiy
Egor Mirolyubov - zamestitel ministra soglasovaniy
Anzhelika Agurbash
Ella
Eduard Goryachiy
Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii
Yekaterina Brondukova
Lifter v ministerstve
Vladimir Kuleshov
Posetitel v priemnoy ministra
Vladimir Shelestov
Mikhail Nikolaevich
Rostislav Shmyryov
Komandir pozharnoy komandi
Aleksandr Arzhilovskiy
Krutolomov
Anna Malankina
Nina Kutaya
Andrei Bubashkin
Sin izobretatelya Murashko
Garri Grinevich
Posetitel v priemnoy ministra
Vladimir Sichkar
Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii
Vyacheslav Solodilov
Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii
Aleksandr Kashperov
Sotrudnik ministerstva
Natalya Volchek
Lusya
Igor Efimov
Izobretatel Ivan Ivanovich Murashko (voice)
Pyotr Yurchenkov
Posetitel v priemnoy ministra
Nikolai Smirnov
Sotrudnik vychislitelnoy laboratorii
Tatiana Rogozina
Nyura
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