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My Younger Brother
School is over, final exams are behind — and Dima was the first to think of waving away from home. The convictions of his elder brother Viktor about a serious attitude to the future life only more “warmed up” the four friends, and for the first time they went to Tallinn for the first time without the bored care of adults...
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School is over, final exams are behind — and Dima was the first to think of waving away from home. The convictions of his elder brother Viktor about a serious attitude to the future life only more “warmed up” the four friends, and for the first time they went to Tallinn for the first time without the bored care of adults...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aleksandr Zarkhi, Mikhail Ancharov, Vasiliy Aksyonov
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
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