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* ThrivingExCrush: Rudolf, a cameraman, dumps Katya (after sleeping with her and getting her pregnant) when he learns she is a CountryMouse who failed the enrollment exams at the university and is forced to work an exhausting menial job at a plant. A twenty-year TimeSkip later, ''he'' is still stuck as a cameraman but finds out that Katya is now a member of Moscow's city council and plant manager. Soon, he tries to get back into her life and get to know his daughter; neither of the women is very impressed.
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* TimeSkip: 20 years between the first part of the story where Katerina gets knocked up, and the second part where she has a grown daughter. The skip finds Antonina still HappilyMarried while Lyudmilla is a bitter divorcee.
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* TimeSkip: 20 years between the first part of the story where Katerina gets knocked up, and the second part where she has a grown daughter. The skip finds Antonina still HappilyMarried while Lyudmilla is a bitter divorcee.divorcée.
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* VodkaDrunkenski: The funny thing is, Gurin is TheTeetotaler in 1958, but people keep badgering him to take a drink, like at Katya and Lyudmilla's party or Antonina's wedding reception. Twenty years later, Lyudmilla blames Gurin's alcoholism on all the hockey fans that kept wanting him to drink with them.
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* VodkaDrunkenski: The funny thing is, Gurin is TheTeetotaler in 1958, but people keep badgering him to take a drink, like at Katya and Lyudmilla's party or Antonina's wedding reception. Twenty years later, Lyudmilla blames Gurin's alcoholism on all the hockey fans that who kept wanting him to drink with them.
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''Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears'' is so iconic as a representation of the Russian soul (“russkaya dusha”) that, when Paige's mom wanted to indoctrinate her as a Russian spy on ''Series/TheAmericans'', they watched this film. Meanwhile, according to [[https://russianfilmhub.com/movies/moscow-does-not-believe-in-tears-1980/ Russian Film Hub]], the film is so emblematic of the Russian soul that then American President Ronald Reagan watched the movie “at least eight times” before he first met his Soviet counterpart, Mikhail Gorbachev. This iconic film has also received great critical acclaim. Along with ''Film/{{War and Peace|1966}}'', ''Film/DersuUzala'' and ''Film/BurntByTheSun'', ''Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears'' is one of four Russian-language films to win the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestForeignLanguageFilm.
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''Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears'' is so iconic as a representation of the Russian soul (“russkaya dusha”) that, when Paige's mom wanted to indoctrinate her as a Russian spy on ''Series/TheAmericans'', they watched this film. Meanwhile, according to [[https://russianfilmhub.com/movies/moscow-does-not-believe-in-tears-1980/ Russian Film Hub]], the film is so emblematic of the Russian soul that then American President Ronald Reagan watched the movie “at least eight times” before he first met his Soviet counterpart, Mikhail Gorbachev. This iconic film has also received great critical acclaim. Along with ''Film/{{War and Peace|1966}}'', ''Film/DersuUzala'' and ''Film/BurntByTheSun'', ''Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears'' is one of four Russian-language films to win the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestForeignLanguageFilm.
Gorbachev.
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This film is so iconic as a representation of Soviet culture in the late Brezhnev era that, when Paige's mom wanted to indoctrinate her as a Russian spy on ''Series/TheAmericans'', they watched this film. Along with ''Film/{{War and Peace|1966}}'', ''Film/DersuUzala'' and ''Film/BurntByTheSun'', ''Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears'' is one of four Russian-language films to win the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestForeignLanguageFilm.
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* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: The three roommates Katya (brains), Lyudmilla (beauty) and Antonina (brawn).
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* PowerTrio: The three roommates Katya, Lyudmilla and Antonina.
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MamasBoy: Rudolf turns out to be one when he gives in to his mother’s pressure and abandons pregnant Katya.
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* MamasBoy: Rudolf turns out to be one when he gives in to his mother’s pressure and abandons pregnant Katya.
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MamasBoy: Rudolf turns out to be one when he gives in to his mother’s pressure and abandons pregnant Katya.
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* LovingAShadow: Katya realizes this about Rudolf when they meet again twenty years later. He’s pretentious, flakey, two faced, and completely unworthy of her devotion.
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* LovingAShadow: Katya realizes this about Rudolf when they meet again twenty years later. He’s a pretentious, flakey, two faced, flakey MamasBoy and was completely unworthy of her devotion.
