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Teacher for Glazok
Three young people who grew up in large cities come to the remote village of Glazok to work as teachers. Will the guys manage to change the traditional village way of life or will the new life force them to change themselves?
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Three young people who grew up in large cities come to the remote village of Glazok to work as teachers. Will the guys manage to change the traditional village way of life or will the new life force them to change themselves?
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