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Far Away, Across the River
Ukraine, 1920s. A gang of enemies of the Soviet government is rampaging in the village. Returning home, wounded 15-year-old Red Army soldier Fedya Panko decides to neutralize the enemy, who, as it turns out, operates not only on the battlefield.
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Ukraine, 1920s. A gang of enemies of the Soviet government is rampaging in the village. Returning home, wounded 15-year-old Red Army soldier Fedya Panko decides to neutralize the enemy, who, as it turns out, operates not only on the battlefield.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:Yevgeni Mitko, Yekaterina Shandybina
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Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Mykhailo Illienko
Director
Volodymyr Shpudeiko
Fedia Panko
Serhii Korniienko
Stiopa Sakhno
Irina Shevchuk
Nina Porichna, librarian
Vladimir Ivanov
Ivan Sakhno
Yurii Mazhuha
Yehor Tarakanov, ataman
Volodymyr Shakalo
Vasya Dudar, commander
Svetlana Rodina
Halya Chereshnia
Vladimir Alekseyenko
Zakhar Chereshnia
Liliya Gurova
Fedia’s mom
Boris Boldyrevskiy
Fedia’s dad
Andrii Podubynskyi
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