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Spring 1942. Moscow schoolgirl Katya is corresponding with a cadet of the naval school Kostya, who is unknown to her. When sent to the front, his echelon must pass through Moscow, and they have a chance to meet ... Our days. Muscovite Katya, a talented violinist and a wild child, without realizing it, begins to follow in the footsteps of the history of Katya and Kostya, her peers from the war years. Will she be able to finish an amazing teenage love story that began years ago?
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Spring 1942. Moscow schoolgirl Katya is corresponding with a cadet of the naval school Kostya, who is unknown to her. When sent to the front, his echelon must pass through Moscow, and they have a chance to meet ... Our days. Muscovite Katya, a talented violinist and a wild child, without realizing it, begins to follow in the footsteps of the history of Katya and Kostya, her peers from the war years. Will she be able to finish an amazing teenage love story that began years ago?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alexander Adabashyan, Anna Chernakova
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Studia 1A
Cast
Anna Chernakova
Director
Yanina Zagorskaya
Katya Vorobyeva (Year 1942)
Olivia Kozlova
Katya Rushnikova (Year 2021)
Svetlana Kharitonova
Fira
Natalya Akimova
Aunt Lida
Marfa Ivanova
Inga Milchevskaya
Antonina Bolshakova
Galya Misyuk
Sergey Grishin
Egorka
Yury Pavlov
Sokalskiy
Nikolay Narkevich
military instructor
Nadezhda Badakova
Anna Vasilyevna
Irina Latushko
Evdokiya
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