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Dancing Ghosts
Choreographic school, young talents are collected here. Behind eight years of study - three months remain before the final performance. And finally, “Giselle” is appointed, roles are distributed, girls are worried - they are afraid of the wording “professionally unsuitable”, but Yulya’s thoughts are different. She fell in love for the first time. And she has to choose between her beloved and the stage.
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Choreographic school, young talents are collected here. Behind eight years of study - three months remain before the final performance. And finally, “Giselle” is appointed, roles are distributed, girls are worried - they are afraid of the wording “professionally unsuitable”, but Yulya’s thoughts are different. She fell in love for the first time. And she has to choose between her beloved and the stage.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Yuri Korotkov
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Granat Film Studio
Cast
Yuri Korotkov, Efim Reznikov
Director
Anna Ponomaryova
Yulya Azarova
Aleksey Yasulovich
Igor
Nina Siyanko
Sveta Sereda
Galina Čajka
Nina Titova
Irina Metlitskaya
Natalya Sergeyevna
Yelena Poryvkina
Lena Ilyinskaya
Yekaterina Berezina
Tanya Yerokhina
Yulia Zaytseva
Chulpan
Radu Poklitaru
Gena Dyomin
Kubat Boskunbayev
Khakim
Irina Sokolova
Galina Nikolaevna
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