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The happy days of the first love of eighth graders dimmed when they learned that Nadina's mother and Serezha's recently widowed father were going to live together. The youthful maximalism of adolescents hurts parents.
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The happy days of the first love of eighth graders dimmed when they learned that Nadina's mother and Serezha's recently widowed father were going to live together. The youthful maximalism of adolescents hurts parents.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nikolai Lyrchikov
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Nikolai Lyrchikov
Director
Zhanna Prokhorenko
Darya Lukyanova
Andrey Martynov
Nikolay Letov
Margarita Lobko
Nadya Lukyanova
Anton Golyshev
Sergey Letov - Nikolay's son
Nikolai Pastukhov
Ivan Dmitriyevich
Vera Vasileva
Anna Igoryevna
Elena Proklova
Valya
Galina Makashkina
Tonya - Nikolay's daughter
Aleksandr Adamovich
Pavlik - Tonya's husband
Tatyana Fyodorova
Zinaida Andreyevna - teacher
Vladimir Pinchevsky
Semyonov
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