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Yulenka (2009)
A university professor, who wants to slow down a little, moves with his wife and daughter, from the big city to a small town and starts a new job as a teacher in a girls' gymnasium. Something weird is happening with the class, they seem to hide a secret. As it turns out, these girls don't play with dolls...
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A university professor, who wants to slow down a little, moves with his wife and daughter, from the big city to a small town and starts a new job as a teacher in a girls' gymnasium. Something weird is happening with the class, they seem to hide a secret. As it turns out, these girls don't play with dolls...
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Horror
Written By:Artur Gimpel, Grigori Podzemelny, Andrey Kureychik, Valentin Spiridonov
In Theaters:11/11/2009
Box Office:$3,084,844
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Real Dakota, Interfest
Cast
Aleksandr Strizhenov
Director
Marat Basharov
Andrey Belov
Darya Balabanova
Yulenka
Oksana Lavrentyeva
Lera Litvinovich
Александра Дыхне
Nastya Litvinovich
Anna Kazyuchits
Anna
Irina Kupchenko
Tamara Iosifovna
Sergey Grekov
Sergey Kovalchik
Aleksandr Strizhenov
Detective Borin
Khelga Filippova
Yulia Yalinskaya
Diana Shpak
Marina Shimadina
Pavel Parkhomenko
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