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A life of eight-grader suddenly changes after he is officially declared genius in his school.
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A life of eight-grader suddenly changes after he is officially declared genius in his school.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Tamara Likhotal, Margarita Mosyakova
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Iskander Khamrayev
Director
Nikolai Feofanov
Valya Petrov
Dariya Malchevskaya
Natasha
Lyudmila Chursina
school principal
Mikhail Svetin
chemistry teacher
Aleksandra Yakovleva
english teacher
Olga Volkova
principal's secretary
Olga Ozeretskovskaya
Marina
Natalya Latynskaya
Tanya
Gabriel Vorobyov
Alik Shubin
Tatyana Kulish
saleswoman in a bookstore
Sofya Pavlova
Valya Petrov's mother
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