Dunechka

Dunechka

5.0

May 30 2004

2h 37m

Drama

Melodrama based on the autobiographical screenplay by Svetlana Shafranskaya. A love story of a 12-year-old girl who goes on a tour with the theatre in which her father works. This love will bring her much trouble, disappointments and grief, but at the same time will awaken her soul, make her happier and wiser.

Mikhail Efremov

Mikhail Efremov

Vladimir Zherebtsov

Vladimir Zherebtsov

Igor Bochkin

Igor Bochkin

Zinaida Sharko

Zinaida Sharko

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