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A little girl denounce her evil step-father who plotted against the communist movement. The film, under the influence of Russian formalism, has some interesting experimental compositions.
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A little girl denounce her evil step-father who plotted against the communist movement. The film, under the influence of Russian formalism, has some interesting experimental compositions.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Konstantin Minaev, Boris Svetozarov
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:Sovkino
Cast
Boris Svetozarov
Director
Neonila Ivanova-Tolmachyova
Tanya Mukhina
Kuzma Yastrebetsky
Marukhin, barkeeper, Tanya's stepfather
Lyubov Nenasheva
Tanya's mother
Aleksandr Timontayev
Sestrin, school teacher
Aleksandr Antonov
Savka
Evlaliya Olgina
Grunya
Aleksandr Oberyukhtin
Nikanor
M. Uspenskaya
Vasili Bokarev
Visitor in the teahouse (uncredited)
Aleksey Muravin
Drunkard (uncredited)
Ivan Yudin
Komsomol member (uncredited)
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