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Shurka Chooses the Sea
The main character, Shurka, at the beginning of the movie is full of childish illusions and false romantic notions about the sea and the life of sailors, about long voyages and big ships. With these illusions he begins his voyage. But book romance gives way to a realized love for the sea, understanding of the people with whom he was confronted by life on a small fishing seiner. At first he is disappointed and dissatisfied with everything. But gradually he realizes his love for the sea and becomes a full member of the fishermen's collective.
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The main character, Shurka, at the beginning of the movie is full of childish illusions and false romantic notions about the sea and the life of sailors, about long voyages and big ships. With these illusions he begins his voyage. But book romance gives way to a realized love for the sea, understanding of the people with whom he was confronted by life on a small fishing seiner. At first he is disappointed and dissatisfied with everything. But gradually he realizes his love for the sea and becomes a full member of the fishermen's collective.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Family
Written By:Yuliya Dubrovkina
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Odessa Film Studio
Cast
Yakov Khromchenko
Director
Sergey Nikonenko
Shurka Petrenko
Nina Ivanova
Nadya
Aleksandr Beniaminov
Georgiy Petrovich
Vladimir Gulyaev
Lyonka Kozyrev
Viktor Uralsky
Sashko
Vadim Zakharchenko
Gorbonosyy
Aleksandr Gedinskiy
Sailor
Larisa Gordeichik
Klava
Anatolii Hrynevych
Sailor
Bronislava Mikhalevich
Klava's Mom
A. Soshinsky
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