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Second Childhood 

Seven adults, having accidentally met near an ancient artifact, fell under its influence and turned into teenagers. They will have to go through a difficult journey to regain not only their usual appearance but also the ordinary, steady life that has become so unattainable. Of course, this will be far from easy — they will face a series of fun and even dangerous adventures.
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Seven adults, having accidentally met near an ancient artifact, fell under its influence and turned into teenagers. They will have to go through a difficult journey to regain not only their usual appearance but also the ordinary, steady life that has become so unattainable. Of course, this will be far from easy — they will face a series of fun and even dangerous adventures.

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy
Directed By:Oleg Zakharov
Written By:Oleg Zakharov, Denis Vyaznikov
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Kraski

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