Four Seasons(1976)
The poet Habib is writing a poem about the Uzbek steppe. But his creativity is hindered by conflicts at work and at home.
Movie: Four Seasons
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Habib
Nazima
Ovcharenko
grandfather
Grandfather Bahram
Grandfather Karabay
Akbar
young engineer
nimble Komsomol member
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The poet Habib is writing a poem about the Uzbek steppe. But his creativity is hindered by conflicts at work and at home.
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1976-07-01
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Pусский
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