| Certificate of Maturity | |
|---|---|
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| Russian: Аттестат зрелости | |
| Directed by | Tatyana Lukashevich |
| Written by | Liya Geraskina |
| Produced by | Vladimir Aggeev |
| Starring | |
| Cinematography | Semyon Sheynin |
| Edited by | G. Slavatinskaya |
| Music by | Lev Shvarts |
| Production company | Mosfilm |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 106 min. |
| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Certificate of Maturity (Russian: Аттестат зрелости, romanized: Attestat zrelosti) is a 1954 Soviet drama film directed by Tatyana Lukashevich.
Plot
Gifted, but spoiled by the adoration of teachers and classmates, the young hero of the picture provoked a conflict in school. But friends on time pointed out the guy to the incorrectness of his behavior, and the general pet was punished by the force of collective indignation.
Cast
- Vasily Lanovoy as Valentin Listovsky
- Vadim Grachyov as Zhenya Kuznetsov
- Galina Lyapina as Vika
- Tamara Kirsanova as Klava
- Aleksandr Susnin as Vanya Andreyev
- Vladimir Andreyev as Yurka
- Yuri Krotenko as Kostya
- Viktor Geraskin as Gera Grazhdankin
- Georgi Chernovolenko as Boris Grotokhov
- Tatyana Lennikova as Antonina Yakovleva
- Leonid Gallis as head teacher
- Vladimir Yemelyanov as Valentin's father
- Lyudmila Skopina as Kuznetsova
- Vladimir Kenigson as Pyotr Strakhov
- Vladimir Dorofeyev as Uncle Vanya
- Tatyana Pelttser as janitor
- Lev Borisov as Korobov
- Roza Makagonova as Cinderella
- Vladimir Zemlyanikin as Dobchinsky
References
- Советские художественные фильмы: Звуковые фильмы, 1930-1957
- У комедии с Фаиной Раневской появится современный ремейк
- К празднику 8 Марта: 10 самых известных уроженок нашего города
- Премьер-министр Украины вручил орден актёру Лановому
- С актером Владимиром Земляникиным, умершим в свой день рождения, простятся в понедельник
- Владимир Земляникин умер в свой день рождения
- Великие советские фильмы. 100 фильмов, ставших легендами
- Certificate of Maturity (1954) Full Cast / Crew
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