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brothers, but soon learns that her virtuous spouse does not want to help the drunken relative and his sons. Life in the house of her husband seems dull and monotonous to Anna. The situation changes after a charity ball, where the wife of Modest
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occurred. In the morning he goes to meet
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The first novella of the anthology β "Anna on the Neck" β is the story of Anna
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offered the film director to adapt several short-stories of the writer; he was granted the right to choose the works himself. The short stories which were included into the anthology were united by the theme of
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with power as the supreme authority. Common motifs present in three different stories, gave the name of the picture β "Ranks and People". As an epigraph, creators of the film used a phrase from the notebooks of Chekhov: "Russia β land of the bureaucrat".
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