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A Strong Personality from 2 "A"
Once a second-grader Dima Kruglikov learned that all the great people became so because they did not waste time on trifles, they had a clear regime of the day. Wishing to become great, Dima decided to live on schedule: to walk, help his grandmother, and even make friends. Getting into ridiculous and absurd situations, the main character of the film realized that the regime of the day is important, but everything must be done wisely.
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Once a second-grader Dima Kruglikov learned that all the great people became so because they did not waste time on trifles, they had a clear regime of the day. Wishing to become great, Dima decided to live on schedule: to walk, help his grandmother, and even make friends. Getting into ridiculous and absurd situations, the main character of the film realized that the regime of the day is important, but everything must be done wisely.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Gennady Mamlin
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Ekran
Cast
Anatoli Nitochkin
Director
Yevgeni Pivovarov
Dima
Yekaterina Lychyova
Zina
Lyubov Sokolova
Grandmother
Andrey Martynov
Father
Valentina Telichkina
Teacher
Sergei Tverdokhleb
Tolya
Nikolai Skorobogatov
Zina's Grandfather
Elena Yakovleva
Lena
Tatyana Ronami
Tolya's Mother
Viktor Rakov
Construction Worker
Vyacheslav Govallo
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