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Let the Northern Lights Shine
Kolya Chimbartsev arrived at the boarding school of the port of Krasin from distant Odesa. He is to be met by his hydrologist father. But he has not returned from the scientific station located on the ice floe and has not made radio contact. Kolya and his new friends decide to go on the air themselves through the school radio station. Having broken the device and wanting to delay punishment, the guys are going to the movies. But when they hear a warning about a storm, they hide under the bed and fall asleep, leaving, however, a note that they are going to the movies. An alarm is sounded in the village: the children have gone out in the blizzard...
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Kolya Chimbartsev arrived at the boarding school of the port of Krasin from distant Odesa. He is to be met by his hydrologist father. But he has not returned from the scientific station located on the ice floe and has not made radio contact. Kolya and his new friends decide to go on the air themselves through the school radio station. Having broken the device and wanting to delay punishment, the guys are going to the movies. But when they hear a warning about a storm, they hide under the bed and fall asleep, leaving, however, a note that they are going to the movies. An alarm is sounded in the village: the children have gone out in the blizzard...
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Genre:Family
Written By:Radium Pogodin
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Studio:Odessa Film Studio
Cast
Radomir Vasilevsky
Director
Olga Kazakova
Natasha Sokolova
Kostya Lenevsky
Lenka Sokolov
Igor Merkulov
Kolya Zimbartsev
Elena Legurova
Nina
Evgeniy Leonov-Gladyshev
Seryozha Konovalov
Lyusyena Ovchinnikova
Maria Petrovna
Kostiantyn Stepankov
Stepan Vasilyevich
Valeri Ryzhakov
Evgeny Zimbartsev
Ivan Ryzhov
The captain of the port
Taisiya Kotenicheva
Raya
Olga Mateshko
Klava
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