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Yurka 

Criminal authority Stanislav gets acquainted with the orphanage boy Yurka. Thanks to this acquaintance, he sees a family in the boy and thinks about getting out of crime, but it turns out to be difficult.
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Criminal authority Stanislav gets acquainted with the orphanage boy Yurka. Thanks to this acquaintance, he sees a family in the boy and thinks about getting out of crime, but it turns out to be difficult.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mikhail Muzalevsky
Written By:Mikhail Muzalevsky
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Runtime:85 minutes
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