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Sasha Larionov, is in the eighth grade and still doesn't know that his mother has left the family. Sasha's father, a decent and very honest person, was used to telling people only the truth. But here he doesn't now how to tell his son that the mother left them for another man and therefore explains her long absence from a long business trip. However, soon Sasha finds out the truth and decides to go after his mom, hoping to get her back
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Sasha Larionov, is in the eighth grade and still doesn't know that his mother has left the family. Sasha's father, a decent and very honest person, was used to telling people only the truth. But here he doesn't now how to tell his son that the mother left them for another man and therefore explains her long absence from a long business trip. However, soon Sasha finds out the truth and decides to go after his mom, hoping to get her back
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vadim Frolov, Valentin Ezhov
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Igor Shatrov
Director
Nikolai Yakhontov
Sasha Larionov
Aleksandr Kavalerov
Yura Pantyukhin
Vasiliy Shukshin
Nikolay Larionov
Ninel Myshkova
Irina Larionova
Alevtina Rumyantseva
Elena Pantyukhina
Leonid Kuravlyov
Alexey
Sofya Pavlova
Maria Ivanovna
Oksana Levinson
Lenochka
Vladimir Etush
Uncle Yura
Nataliya Bogunova
Lyolya
Vera Altayskaya
Aunt Lisa
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