Natalie was lonely in her loveless marriage until she met Sergei.
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Title: Puteshestvie s domashnimi zhivotnymi (2007)
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| Kseniya Kutepova | ... | Natalia | |
| Dmitriy Dyuzhev | ... | Sergei | |
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Evgeniy Knyazev | ... | Priest |
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Anna Mikhalkova | ... | Klavdiya |
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Vadim Afanasev | ... | Natalia's husband |
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Sofya Dudarchik | ... | Olga |
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Olga Popova | ... | Paramedic |
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Timofey Tribuntsev | ... | Ment |
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Aleksandr Oblasov | ... | Security guard |
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Boris Petrov | ... | Gleb |
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Natalia Draychik | ... | Cook |
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Maksim Zimin | ... | Grigori |
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Tamara Khlebnikova | ... | Conductor |
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Polina Nechitajlo | ... | Bride |
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V. Rassokhin | ... | Groom (as Vladislav Rassokhin) |
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Hatalie was 16, living in a foster home, when she was bought by a rough and unstable man. They lived at a remote station, and their loveless marriage lasted 19 years, until he died. Now free, Natalie is discovering her first love when she meets Sergei. Written by Steve Shelokhonov
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28 November 2008 (Poland) See more »Also Known As:
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I don't want to blame this movie because director is woman and that's not a reason why I didn't enjoy this movie. I really didn't understand what director wanted to say or talking about. About fate of Russian women, about loneliness, about necessity to be strong and use men only for child producing? I like this strange mood in this movie, great actors, but this movie pretends smarter than it is. Basically, I had strange feeling that director really doesn't understand what she wants to say with this movie and all strange things are just because they look strange. It's a some kind of so-called pseudo-intellectualism what we can see in many many European independent movies. And people don't want to say that they didn't understand this movie just because there are many critics who will find this movie so useful. And very deep. And very actual. Let's call things in their real names.