Borya, a five-year-old boy actor, vanished from the filming room on the
thirteenth take. While exploring the studio, the boy unintentionally participates in the filming of
another film and then gets into a toy rocket for the children's playground, which is quickly immersed in
a truck and transported with the boy from the studio. Borya is already on the lookout for Tamara
Vasilyevna, a police lieutenant. Heroes will have to travel to numerous iconic spots in Kiev in quest of
the small boy, including the Green Theater, the Dnepr River beaches, and the Kiev Circus. Nobody
anticipated the search for the missing young kid to span the entire city. As a result, Borya will be
found in the circus following his "major troubles."
"Big Troubles for Small Boy" is a happy and upbeat children's adventure comedy set in the Soviet Union
in the 1960s, with no "communist" agitation. Veniamin Vasilkovsky and Alexander Muratov directed the
film, which was written by Evgeny Onoprienko and shot at the Dovzhenko film studio. Collectors of Soviet
cinema adore the film since it was shot during one of the most liberated periods in cinema history.
Language: Russian. Subtitles: English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French.
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"Большие хлопоты из-за маленького мальчика (1967)" - Big Troubles for Small Boy - soviet film
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