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A young teacher goes to a school for adults. He is younger than many of his students and some of them are starting to miss school.
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A young teacher goes to a school for adults. He is younger than many of his students and some of them are starting to miss school.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Aleksei Korenev
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Runtime:268 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Aleksei Korenev
Director
Mikhail Kononov
Nestor Petrovich Severov
Evgeni Leonov
Stepan Semenovich Lednev
Aleksandr Zbruev
Gregory Ganzha
Rolan Bykov
Alexander Trofimovich Petrykin
Svetlana Kryuchkova
Nelly Ledneva
Yuriy Kuzmenkov
Vanya Fedoskin
Nataliya Bogunova
Svetlana Afanasevna
Natalya Gvozdikova
Pauline Ivanchenko
Viktor Proskurin
Gena Lyapichev
Valeriy Nosik
Otto Fukin
Lyudmila Kasatkina
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