A young girl suddenly became famous after her picture was published in a national magazine. What will she do with all the attention?
Yuri Tsvetkov
Director
Mariya Sternikova
Masha
Aleksandr Yanvaryov
Nikolay Yegorovich
Valeriy Nosik
Yuriy
Gennadi Krasheninnikov
Aleksey
Pavel Kormunin
Maksim Petrovich
Leonid Kryuk
Fellow-villager
Gennadiy Ovsyannikov
Selection committee member
Pavel Pekur
Accountant
Rostislav Shmyryov
Fellow-villager
Viktor Vuyachich
Bit part
Viktor Tarasov
Nikolay Yegorovich (voice)
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The Flounders are back in this sequel that takes place one year after the events of 'Malibu Rescue'.
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