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USSR of 70th years of the twentieth century. Maxim Zozulya is graduating from school and trying to find his place in life. Everything was pretty evenly before Natalia has won Maxim’s heart. Her character and appearance has attracted protagonist. However, to achieve reciprocity, Maxim will have to pass many difficult situations.
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USSR of 70th years of the twentieth century. Maxim Zozulya is graduating from school and trying to find his place in life. Everything was pretty evenly before Natalia has won Maxim’s heart. Her character and appearance has attracted protagonist. However, to achieve reciprocity, Maxim will have to pass many difficult situations.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Vadym Illienko, Pavlo Movchan, Serhii Shemetylo
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Vadym Illienko, Ihor Samborskyi
Director
Vladimir Starostin
Maksim Zozulya
Antonina Leftiy
Natalka
Nonna Koperzhynska
Oksana Dmitriyevna
Vasyl Symchych
Granpa Karpo
Sergei Ivanov
Pavel Ivanovich Svechka
Volodymyr Shakalo
Gritsko Prikhodko
Mykola Sektymenko
Sashko
Vitaliy Doroshenko
Fyodor
Halyna Nekhaievska
Natalka's friend
Yuriy Rudchenko
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