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Uncle Vanya
Andrei Konchalovsky, 1970; 104m
"The best Uncle Vanya I've ever seen. Woody AllenChekhov's masterwork about the breakdown of a family held together by a tissue of lies and self-deceptions is brought to stunning life in Andrei Konchalovsky's brilliant adaptation. The all-star cast includes Innokenti Smoktunovsky (Vanya), Irina Miroshnichenko (Yelena) and Sergei Bondarchuk (Astrov).
by Richard Pena
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