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An ordinary high school turns into an ordinary model of a totalitarian state. The trivial story of the mysterious theft of a VCR turns into a grotesque and gloomy farce when interim director Viktor Andreyevich, with a callous dictatorial hand, terrorises students and teachers. And now the young "patriots" punish peers-"dissidents", joining the ranks of the "pioneer-jugend." And an ordinary school laboratory turns into a place for torture...
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An ordinary high school turns into an ordinary model of a totalitarian state. The trivial story of the mysterious theft of a VCR turns into a grotesque and gloomy farce when interim director Viktor Andreyevich, with a callous dictatorial hand, terrorises students and teachers. And now the young "patriots" punish peers-"dissidents", joining the ranks of the "pioneer-jugend." And an ordinary school laboratory turns into a place for torture...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Svyatoslav Tarakhovsky
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Gosfilmfond Russia, Fora Film
Cast
Vladimir Shamshurin, Svyatoslav Tarakhovsky
Director
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Viktor Andreyevich
Oksana Arbuzova
Katya
Kirill Belevich
Alexei
Aleksandra Fomichyova
Smetleva
Alla Kliouka
Irina Sysoyeva
Vera Panasenkova
High School Student
Leonid Kuravlyov
Ivan Moiseyevich
Eduard Martsevich
Boris Fyodorovich
Vyacheslav Ilyin
Chernov
Denis Matrosov
Lyokha
Valentina Telichkina
Rita Artemyevna
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