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A Horseman over the City
Schoolboy Kirill has only one flaw—he wears glasses. So when he meets his classmate Aina, he hides them in his pocket and, whenever she asks him about them, he claims he forgot them at home. Meanwhile, Kirill's mother believes that his only flaw is that he always says what he thinks. However, their points of view are not entirely different. One day, Kirill will find a true friend — an old watchmaker who fought in World War II. The boy will be surprised and delighted to learn that Aina is his granddaughter.
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Schoolboy Kirill has only one flaw—he wears glasses. So when he meets his classmate Aina, he hides them in his pocket and, whenever she asks him about them, he claims he forgot them at home. Meanwhile, Kirill's mother believes that his only flaw is that he always says what he thinks. However, their points of view are not entirely different. One day, Kirill will find a true friend — an old watchmaker who fought in World War II. The boy will be surprised and delighted to learn that Aina is his granddaughter.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Yuri Yakovlev
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Igor Shatrov
Director
Valentina Scheglova
Aina
Misha Makarov
Kirill
Ivan Lapikov
Aina's grandfather
Evgeniy Evstigneev
Uncle Vladya
Elena Martynova
schoolgirl
Vladimir Petukhov
schoolboy
Sergey Bogachev
schoolboy
Victor Surkov
schoolboy
Roman Myakotin
schoolboy
Nadezhda Samsonova
Kirill's Mom
A. Aleksandrova
Old lady with glasses
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