18 November 1968 Drama 80 mins
13-year-old boy Ivan loses all loved ones to World War II. His father was killed, and his mother died during the bombing. Ivan has to survive, relying only on his own strength. He is evacuated to the Urals, settles in a factory and even finds the opportunity to help strangers.
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Igor Dobrolyubov Director
Valeri Savchenko Writer
Vladimir Dementyev Production Design
Rafail Khozak Original Music Composer
Belarus 18 November 1968
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