Rag Union
The life of the ordinary teenager Vania changes when he makes the acquaintance of three strange guys. Sportsmen, hooligans, dreamers – they call themselves “Rag Union” and believe that they can change the world. Enchanted by his new friendship, Vania puts them up at his dacha and tries to become part of their grand organization. But the neighbour girl Sasha has her own plans with this company.
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The life of the ordinary teenager Vania changes when he makes the acquaintance of three strange guys. Sportsmen, hooligans, dreamers – they call themselves “Rag Union” and believe that they can change the world. Enchanted by his new friendship, Vania puts them up at his dacha and tries to become part of their grand organization. But the neighbour girl Sasha has her own plans with this company.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Mikhail Mestetskiy
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Koktebel Film Company
Cast
Mikhail Mestetskiy
Director
Vasiliy Butkevich
Vanya
Ivan Yankovsky
Andrey
Pavel Chinaryov
Pyotr
Aleksandr Pal
Popov
Anastasiya Pronina
Sasha
Fyodor Lavrov
Sasha's father
Vladislav Vetrov
Pyotr's uncle
Elena Nesterova
Vanya's mother
Aleksandr Yatsenko
manager of granite workshop
Pyotr Buslov
owner of granite workshop
Andrey Kryzhny
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