Artyom is 15 years old. This is the same age when you are not an adult, but also not small. It was in this, the last summer of childhood, that everything fell on Artyom at once: the betrayal of his father, who remained abroad after the tour, first love, friendship forever and quarrel forever. Artyom has only a skateboard - this is how in the 80s in the USSR they called skate, which Soviet teenagers had just begun to learn about. Now Artyom needs only one thing: by all means to win in street competitions.
Ilya Khotinenko
Director
Oleg Yagodin
Artyom's father
Polina Agureeva
Artyom's mother
Artyom Fadeev
Artyom
Alexandr Bodrov
Gordey
David Melkonyan
Mitka
Alina Babak
Karpukhina
Anfisa Kaftanova
Admiralskaya
Vasilina Makovtseva
choreographer
Aleksandr Kudrenko
Viktor Ivanovich
Yanina Kolesnichenko
principal
Mariya Pavlova
Shelepova
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