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The Side Where the Wind Is
Genka Zvyagin meets a blind boy, Vladik. This meeting becomes in many ways a turning point in the destinies of both. Also before the eyes of the audience are the life stories of other children, often instructive and tragic.
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Genka Zvyagin meets a blind boy, Vladik. This meeting becomes in many ways a turning point in the destinies of both. Also before the eyes of the audience are the life stories of other children, often instructive and tragic.
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Genre:Family, TV Movie
Written By:Vladislav Krapivin
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Central Television USSR
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