Atonement for Others' Sins

Atonement for Others' Sins

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1978-06-01

A priest from a Carpathian village who sheltered an orphan teenager, Bogdan Chichura, sends him to a theological seminary. After graduating from the seminary with honors, the young man enters the Gregorian University, becomes a doctor of theology and returns to his village. Here he learns that his beloved Ruzhena, deceived by the bishop's letter, has gone to a monastery. And her father, a Rusyn, is being persecuted by the authorities and the church for his leftist beliefs. Bogdan embarks on a difficult struggle for the honor of his loved ones. But the Second World War begins.

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Atonement for Others' Sins

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A priest from a Carpathian village who sheltered an orphan teenager, Bogdan Chichura, sends him to a theological seminary. After graduating from the seminary with honors, the young man enters the Gregorian University, becomes a doctor of theology and returns to his village. Here he learns that his beloved Ruzhena, deceived by the bishop's letter, has gone to a monastery. And her father, a Rusyn, is being persecuted by the authorities and the church for his leftist beliefs. Bogdan embarks on a difficult struggle for the honor of his loved ones. But the Second World War begins.

Released

1978-06-01

Runtime

86

Director

Valerian Pidpaly

Budget

$0

Revenue

$0

Genres

Drama

Language

Pусский

Production

Dovzhenko Film Studios

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    Ivan Havryliuk

    Ivan Havryliuk
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    Ivan Mykolaichuk

    Іван Миколайчук
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    Nikolai Sektimenko

    Николай Сектименко
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    Yuri Lavrov

    Yuri Lavrov
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    Kostiantyn Stepankov Jr.

    Kostiantyn Stepankov Jr.
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    Fyodor Nikitin

    Фёдор Никитин
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    Viktor Chekmaryov

    Виктор Чекмарёв
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    Konstiantin Artyomenko

    Konstiantin Artyomenko
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    Lydia Chashchina

    Lydia Chashchina
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    Larysa Kadyrova

    Лариса Кадирова