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Easier to Invent (1988) | Slate

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Follows the problems of introducing inventions into the national economy of the country, as well as about the inventor D. A. Torb.

Released: 1988
Runtime: 20m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Soviet Union

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Igor PritulaWriter

Albert BzarovDirector

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