Rubber Woman (1991)
The sculptor lives as a hermit in the country, drinking vodka with a local cheerful drunkard and "sealing plaster piglets" for his wife, who sells these products on the Old Arbat. A friend sends him a rubber woman from Italy who miraculously assumes the appearance of a living woman. He buys outfits for the "doll", paints portraits of her, and life becomes joyful for him. Happiness, however, was broken by the drunkard who stole a doll with dirty intentions.
Director: Sergei Gurzo Ml.
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Eduard Martsevich as |
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Nina Ruslanova as |
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Sergey Nikonenko as |
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Tamara Syomina as |
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Natalya Gurzo as |
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Grigoriy Lyampe as |
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Elizaveta Solodova as |
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Ekaterina Voronina as |
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Olesya Ruslanova as |
| Directing | Sergei Gurzo Ml. | Director |
| Writing | Sergei Gurzo Ml. | Writer |
| Camera | Vladimir Fridkin | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Tennessee Williams | Author |