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An Autumn marathon

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  • "Herbstmarathon"
  • "Marathon en automne"
  • "Osennij Marafon"
  • "Autumn marathon"
  • "Autumn marathon"@ru
  • "Herfstmarathon"

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description

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  • "Buzykin is a kind, gentle person, helping others without a concern for himself, rejecting no one. Unwilling to cause pain to his mistress, he unintentionally hurts his wife, unable to make a final decision until the last moment. However, he tries to change the habitual course of events, and almost succeeds."
  • "A mild-mannered college professor finds his life made difficult by hounding students, a nagging wife, a demanding mistress, and a neighbor who insists the professor jog with him each morning at dawn."
  • "A mild-mannered college professor finds his life made difficult by hounding students, a nagging wife, a demanding mistress, and a neighbor who insists the professor jog with him each morning at dawn."@ru
  • "A story of a kind and weak-willed man, who finds himself in awkward situations."
  • "A mild-mannered college professor finds his life made difficult by hounding students, a wronged wife, a demanding mistress, and a neighbor who insists the professor jog with him each morning at dawn."
  • "The main character in this tragicomedy, Buzykin, has a gift for attracting people. In fact, he's too nice and gets into complicated situations because he cannot refuse anyone anything. His inability to make decisions if someone could be hurt affects his private life: He unintentionally hurts his wife when he tries to protect his mistress."
  • "A college professor finds his life made difficult by a jealous wife, a demanding mistress, and a visiting Danish professor who insists on jogging each morning at dawn."
  • ""A mild-mannered English-language teacher (Basiliashvili) has a problem running between his wife (Gundareva) and mistress (Neelova), as well as coping with his students, and prying neighbours ..."--Holt Foreign Film Guide."
  • "A man cheats on his wife and lies about it."
  • "Home use only."
  • "A story filled with laughter and tears, about a nice, but spineless guy who gets into difficult situations."
  • "A story filled with both laughter and tears of a nice, but characterless guy who gets into difficult situations."
  • "Andrei, the hero of this "sad comedy," is a mild-mannered English translator and university professor living in Leningrad who finds himself unable to juggle his professional duties with the mounting confusion of his personal life. Not wishing to cause pain to anyone, he is, nonetheless, at the vortex of an imbroglio involving his loving wife, a demanding mistress, a wretched colleague, indifferent students, and a visiting professor who calls for him each day for a morning jog. In his efforts to please everyone, he satisfies none and the routines of his existence unravel. When his wife and mistress leave him, Andrei resolves to transform himself into a new man, only to have his spouse and lover eventually return. Jogging with Professor Hansen resumes; life has come full circle. Danelia's understated comedy combines humor with social commentary to subtley satirize the bourgeois stolidity of urban intellectual life."
  • "A college professor finds his life made difficult by hounding students, a jealous wife, a demanding mistress, and a visiting Danish professor who insists on jogging each morning at dawn."

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  • "Comedies"
  • "Motion pictures, Russian"
  • "Drama"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Foreign films"
  • "Videotapes"
  • "Comedy films"
  • "Features"
  • "Feature films"
  • "Fiction films"
  • "Foreign language films"
  • "Video, Russian"

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  • "An Autumn marathon"
  • "Autumn marathon"
  • "Osenniĭ marafon pechalʹnai︠a︡ komedii︠a︡ = An autumn marathon : a sad comedy"
  • "Osenniĭ marafon"
  • "Osenniĭ marafon pechalʹnai︠a︡ komedii︠a︡ = An Autumn marathon : a sad comedy"
  • "Osenniĭ marafon An autumn marathon / Sovexportfilm ; script, Alexander Volodin ; direction, Georgi Danelia"
  • "Osenniy marafon"
  • "Osenniĭ marafon Autumn marathon"
  • "Osenni︠i︡ marafon Autumn marathon"
  • "<&gt"@ru
  • "Osennii marafon Autumn marathon"
  • "Osennij marafon = Autumn marathon = Marathon en automne"
  • "Осенний марафон"
  • "Osenniĭ marafon An Autumn marathon"
  • "Осенний марафон Autumn marathon"

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