Eight-year-old Nikolai suffers from a congenital illness that leaves him unable to walk or speak. His doctors and even his own mother, Tatyana, have given up hope of treating his ailment. When Tatyana’s new friend Yuri tries using his own physiotherapy techniques to treat Nikolai, he discovers that Nikolai has a gift for music and teaches him to play the piano. With every note he learns and every melody he masters, Nikolai’s condition improves. He not only gains mobility, he also becomes an outstanding musician. Nikolai and Yuri travel to China together to take part in a piano competition, with a view to taking the grand prize. This is a humor-packed story about the healing power of music and fatherly love.
A 13-year-old albino girl nicknamed Muk, the only witness to the mysterious disappearance of a peer, falls in love with the main suspect, and goes from an outcast to a person on whom other people's fates depend.
A 13-year-old albino girl nicknamed Muk, the only witness to the mysterious disappearance of a peer, falls in love with the main suspect, and goes from an outcast to a person on whom other people's fates depend.
A 13-year-old albino girl nicknamed Muk, the only witness to the mysterious disappearance of a peer, falls in love with the main suspect, and goes from an outcast to a person on whom other people's fates depend.
Was born on September 28, 1978 in Togliatti. She graduated from the Pedagogical Institute with a degree in "Teacher of Russian Language and Literature". She worked in the school, she was in the theater studio. Was engaged in the youth theater "Rovesnik" with the director-teacher N. S. Khodova. In 2005 she graduated from the directing department of RATI-GITIS (actor's group, Sergey Zhenovach's Workshop). In the graduation performance "Late Love" Varvara Kharitonovna Lebedkin played. In the play "How you like it" played Phoebe, in the play "Ob-lo-mo-shchina ..." Agafy Matveyevna Pshenitsyn. (sti.ru/olga-kalashnikova/)