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Robo
Twelve-year-old Mitya Privalov dreams of becoming a superhero comics artist. But his robotics engineer parents want him to follow in their footsteps.
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Twelve-year-old Mitya Privalov dreams of becoming a superhero comics artist. But his robotics engineer parents want him to follow in their footsteps.
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Genre:Family, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Sergey Volkov, Aleksey Gravitskiy, Victor Bondaryuk
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Big Cinema House, Laboratory of Cinema, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
Cast
Sarik Andreasyan
Director
Daniil Muravev-Izotov
Mitya Privalov
Vladimir Vdovichenkov
Viktor Privalov
Mariya Mironova
Nadya
Konstantin Lavronenko
General
Hrant Tokhatyan
Uncle Kolya
Liza Moryak
Katya
Kristina Orsa
Elena Borshchyova
учительница физкультуры
Sergey Bezrukov
Robo (voice)
Alena Krymskaya
Olya
Daniil Chibrikov
Anton
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