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This is the story of gray-haired Nikolai Borisovich, a teacher and mentor, who one day gives up his career and gets a job as an ordinary courier in a multi-profile company. From the very beginning of the film, we see a determined old man who fulfills orders and step by step climbs the career ladder. Nikolai Borisovich always has an old Polaroid camera around his neck, and he records each new success and sends the photo somewhere in an envelope... Overcoming obstacles, Nikolai Borisovich, a true teacher by vocation, will prove that in one summer you can build a happy life. The main thing is to do it honestly. Just live.
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This is the story of gray-haired Nikolai Borisovich, a teacher and mentor, who one day gives up his career and gets a job as an ordinary courier in a multi-profile company. From the very beginning of the film, we see a determined old man who fulfills orders and step by step climbs the career ladder. Nikolai Borisovich always has an old Polaroid camera around his neck, and he records each new success and sends the photo somewhere in an envelope... Overcoming obstacles, Nikolai Borisovich, a true teacher by vocation, will prove that in one summer you can build a happy life. The main thing is to do it honestly. Just live.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Sergey Forostetsky, Aleksey Zyuzin
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:A-Z Production
Cast
Alexandra Hobbs
Director
Sergey Shakurov
Nikolai Borisovich
Ravshana Kurkova
Natalya Timurovna
Marina Kaletskaya
Liza
Arseniy Popov
Pavel
Alina Alekseeva
Marina
Zhargal Badmatsirenov
Kulmuhamad
Semen Arzumanov
Aleksey
Anton Osternikov
Igor Pavlovich
Vladimir Dubrovskiy
Alyabyev
Sergey Shteps
Demidov
Alexander Kraynov
head of finance department
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