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Povest o pervoy lyubvi (1957)
89 min | Drama, Romance

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Povest o pervoy lyubvi (1957)

89 min | Drama, Romance

High school students Olya Kezhun and Mitya Borodin met at a youth sports school and became friends. Olga's mother suddenly dies, she is crushed with grief. She remains in the care of her aunt, who abuses alcohol. Olga decides to leave ...See moreHigh school students Olya Kezhun and Mitya Borodin met at a youth sports school and became friends. Olga's mother suddenly dies, she is crushed with grief. She remains in the care of her aunt, who abuses alcohol. Olga decides to leave school and go to work. Olga's friend Mitya does not want to leave the girl in trouble and brings her with the support of her father to his house. Olya comes back to life and starts attending school again. Written by Bazza the Beast See less

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13 cast members

Name	Known for
Dzhemma Osmolovskaya Olga Kezhun Olga Kezhun See fewer	My, dvoe muzhchin (1963)
Kirill Stolyarov Mitya Borodin Mitya Borodin See fewer	Klan (1991)
Vladimir Zemlyanikin Arkady 'Chap' Arkady 'Chap' See fewer	Otrazheniye (1998)
Sergey Stolyarov Egor P. Borodin Egor P. Borodin See fewer	Far from Moscow (1950)
Aleksandra Panova Antonina Boltyanskaya Antonina Boltyanskaya See fewer	Chipollino (1973)
Mariya Yarotskaya Aunt Olya Aunt Olya See fewer	Spring (1947)
Aleksey Bakhar Jacob Kazachok Jacob Kazachok See fewer	Barev, yes em (1966)
Viktoriya Beskova Vetoshkina Vetoshkina See fewer	July Rain (1967)
Valentina Karavayeva Actress Actress See fewer	Mashenka (1942)
Genrikh Ostashevsky Truck Driver Truck Driver See fewer	The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed (1979)
Andrey Eshpay Andrey, musician Andrey, musician See fewer	Zvezda ekrana (1974)
Gertruda Dvoynikova Olga's mom Olga's mom See fewer	Im bylo devyatnadtsat (1960)
Valeri Karavayev Actor (as Valery Karavayev) Actor (as Valery Karavayev) See fewer	Pamyat (1975)