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The unique view on the well-known story of Christ's death and resurrection, which we see with the eyes of brigand Barabbas who got away from death on the cross.
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Pavel Kraynov Regina Khakimova Zalim Mirzoev Alexandr Lapty Elena Podkaminskaya Konstantin Samoukov Sergey Sanaev Albert Filozov Vitali Maksimenko Svetlana Agafoshina Andrey Bronnikov Vitaly Taganov Sergey Listunov Boris Chernokulskiy Dmitry Kuzmenko Nikolay Kalinin Olga Yasinskaya Elena Vasilevich Yury Kornishin Evgeny Zhuravkin Andrey Chakvitaya Nikolay Karpenko Alexandr Denisenko Anton Navrotsky Yury Sokolov
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