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The School Waltz
Ten-graders Gosha and Zosya are in love with each other. The last school waltz has been played and it seems nothing stands any longer in the way of the young people being together. However, getting the news that he’s going to be a father soon, Gosha chooses a free life.
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Ten-graders Gosha and Zosya are in love with each other. The last school waltz has been played and it seems nothing stands any longer in the way of the young people being together. However, getting the news that he’s going to be a father soon, Gosha chooses a free life.
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Genre:Family, Romance, Drama
Written By:Anna Rodionova
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Pavel Lyubimov
Director
Elena Tsyplakova
Зося Кнушевицкая
Sergei Nasibov
Гоша Кораблёв
Yevgeniya Simonova
Дина Соловьёва
Yuriy Solomin
Павел Кнушевицкий (отец Зоси, главврач)
Natalya Vilkina
Элла Кнушевицкая (мать Зоси)
Viktor Kamaev
Владимир Соловьёв (полковник, папа Дины)
Nina Menshikova
Соловьёва (мама Дины)
Viktor Proskurin
прораб
Sergei Bachursky
Слава из Пушкино
Antonina Dmitrieva
директор школы
Elena Fetisenko
подружка Зоси
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