According to Lopotukhin... Trailer

According to Lopotukhin... Trailer (1984)

30 March 1984 Comedy, Family, TV Movie 126 mins

A movie about very strange events which happened in the ordinary school after Vasya Lopotukhin got late to a math lesson because of his meeting with aliens.

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Cast

Leonid Bronevoy

as Yuri Leonidovich, headmaster / humanoid

Svetlana Kryuchkova

as Alla Konstantinovna, teacher of mathematics

Ilya Rutberg

as teacher's husband / humanoid

Boryslav Brondukov

as Uncle Kolya

Grigori Yevseyev

as Vasya Lopotukhin

Vitaliy Leonov

as Stepan Ivanovich

Ivan Ufimtsev

as Иван Степанович

Vasya Arkanov

as Shafirov

Natasha Zbrueva

as Malakhov

Maxim Shirokov

as Poluektov

Crew

Georgiy Garanyan

Original Music Composer

Aleksandr Knyazhinsky

Aleksandr Knyazhinsky Director of Photography

Yuriy Uglov

Yuriy Uglov Production Design

International Titles

Yesli Verit Lopotukhinu... Trailer

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