10 November 1981 30 mins
Paramon is a 6-years old boy that loves to spend time with village elders. He runs through the whole village to his grandma Apollinaria every morning. Her husband that left her long ago now tends to come back. Paramon is very exasperated by this situation
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Lyubov Sokolova as Apollinaria
Valentin Pechnikov as Volodya
Vadim Zakharchenko as Nikolai Pavlovich
Russia 07 October 2023
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