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The Silent Morning
Yasha is a spirited village boy raised by strict parents whose only escape from boredom is his passion for fishing. He deeply dreams of catching the legendary "King Fish" (Tsar-fish). The arrival of his city cousin, Volodya, changes his plans when Volodya learns about the myth and begs to join the morning trip, leading the two boys to a fateful encounter by the river. Note: Based on the classic 1954 Soviet short story "Tikhoe Utro" by acclaimed author Yuri Kazakov.
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Yasha is a spirited village boy raised by strict parents whose only escape from boredom is his passion for fishing. He deeply dreams of catching the legendary "King Fish" (Tsar-fish). The arrival of his city cousin, Volodya, changes his plans when Volodya learns about the myth and begs to join the morning trip, leading the two boys to a fateful encounter by the river. Note: Based on the classic 1954 Soviet short story "Tikhoe Utro" by acclaimed author Yuri Kazakov.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kirill Kostetsky, Yuri Kazakov
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:VGIK
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