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What a Smile You Got
Sergey Savinov, a yesterday's schoolboy, who failed at his entry exams, is at the crossroads. Where to go to work? After working as a stand-by in a local recreation-and-entertainment park, he tries himself as a proof-reader in typography, a laboratory assistant in a plant and exhausts all his stock of photos for passes. To replenish it, he heads for a nearest photo saloon, and makes a conclusion, that his calling, which he long considered as a hobby, is photography. A work which brings so much happiness both to him and to other people.
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Sergey Savinov, a yesterday's schoolboy, who failed at his entry exams, is at the crossroads. Where to go to work? After working as a stand-by in a local recreation-and-entertainment park, he tries himself as a proof-reader in typography, a laboratory assistant in a plant and exhausts all his stock of photos for passes. To replenish it, he heads for a nearest photo saloon, and makes a conclusion, that his calling, which he long considered as a hobby, is photography. A work which brings so much happiness both to him and to other people.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vladimir Valutskiy
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Sverdlovsk Film Studio
Cast
Oleg Nikolayevsky
Director
Aleksei Mokrousov
Sergey
Aleksandr Shirvindt
Father
Eve Kivi
Mother
Yuri Puzyryov
Kirill
Mariya Mironova
Olga
Viktor Demertash
Petya, radio installer
Nataliya Bogunova
Solomina, the typesetter who sings
Valentina Sperantova
Baba Varya, Sergei's grandmother
Igor Filatov
Stasik, Seryozha's neighbor
Tatiana Doronina II
girl, in a trolleybus and a hairdresser
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