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In the first days of the Second World War, a young woman with three children is evacuated from the front-line zone to the Urals. After some time, she receives a funeral for her husband. But she has her little sons with her. The eldest son Kolya becomes a reliable assistant to his mother.
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In the first days of the Second World War, a young woman with three children is evacuated from the front-line zone to the Urals. After some time, she receives a funeral for her husband. But she has her little sons with her. The eldest son Kolya becomes a reliable assistant to his mother.
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Genre:War, Drama
Written By:Boris Rakhmanin
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Mariya Fyodorova
Director
Aleksei Zharkov
Kolya
Zinaida Kirienko
Vera - Kolya's Mom
Elena Maksimova
Filippovna
Nina Zorskaya
Antonina Ivanovna - teacher
Tamara Murina
Postwoman
Igor Ozerov
Aleksandr Nikolayev - Kolya's Dad
Nikolai Smirnov
Gorokhov
Leonid Kuravlyov
Vasiliy
Boris Gitin
Gera
Ella Novikova
Rita
Oleg Sidnev
Oleg
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