The First 100 Years Are Hard

Year: 1988

Runtime: 138 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Viktor Aristov

Drama

Day after day, routine, exhausting work, empty counters, worries, husband, mother-in-law, construction. It seems that there is another, better life somewhere.

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