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We'll Live Till Monday

1968·Romance·1h 46m
7.1
A respected history teacher, Ilya Semenovich Melnikov, decides to quit his job due to distressing rumors about a colleague who is in love with him. His final week is disrupted when a student's controversial essay on happiness sparks a classroom conflict. Melnikov's intervention in the situation ultimately causes him to reconsider his decision to resign.
Directed by Stanislav Rostotsky

Cast

Vyacheslav Tikhonov
Vyacheslav Tikhonov
Ilya Semyonovich Melnikov - History Teacher
Irina Pechernikova
Irina Pechernikova
Natalya Sergeevna Gorelova - English Language Teacher
Nina Menshikova
Nina Menshikova
Svetlana Mikhailovna - Russian Language and Literature Teacher
Mikhail Zimin
Mikhail Zimin
Nikolai Borisovich
Dalvin Shcherbakov
Dalvin Shcherbakov
Borya Rudnitskiy
Nadir Malishevsky
Nadir Malishevsky
TV presenter
Olga Zhizneva
Olga Zhizneva
Polina Andreevna
Valeri Zubarev
Valeri Zubarev
Genka Shestopal
Olga Ostroumova
Olga Ostroumova
Rita Cherkasova
Igor Starygin
Igor Starygin
Kostya Batishchev
Yuriy Chernov
Yuriy Chernov
Syromyatnikov
Lyubov Sokolova
Lyubov Sokolova
Levikova

Crew

Stanislav Rostotsky
Stanislav Rostotsky
Director
Georgi Polonsky
Georgi Polonsky
Screenplay
Kirill Molchanov
Kirill Molchanov
Original Music Composer
Vyacheslav Shumskiy
Vyacheslav Shumskiy
Director of Photography
Boris Dulenkov
Boris Dulenkov
Production Design
Elza Rappoport
Elza Rappoport
Costume Design
Artyom Anfinogenov
Artyom Anfinogenov
Script Editor

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Josef K.
Josef K.
We'll Live Till Monday
My grandma knows ball
My grandma knows ball
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Egor Lukin
Egor Lukin
We'll Live Till Monday
Это, конечно, совсем не проекция настоящего школьного быта... Но зато как красиво!
Это, конечно, совсем не проекция настоящего школьного быта... Но зато как красиво!
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polina
polina
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the eye shots are absolutely fascinating. everyone has something personal reflected in their eyes. I love looking at it so much. and Irina Pechernikova is the Russian Jeanne Moreau.> I've never wanted to connect teaching with my life because it feels so unappreciative, and I'm not prepared to deal with people who don't even want to listen to me all the time. but my best friend recently interned at the school, and my mother is an associate professor. after seeing this, I was able to see education from their point of view, which makes me very pleased. not only what it's like to be a lost child in a huge educational group, but also how to try to understand children and find a way to approach them. teaching work should be much appreciated.
the eye shots are absolutely fascinating. everyone has something personal reflected in their eyes. I love looking at it so much. and Irina Pechernikova is the Russian Jeanne Moreau.> I've never wanted to connect teaching with my life because it feels so unappreciative, and I'm not prepared to deal with people who don't even want to listen to me all the time. but my best friend recently interned at the school, and my mother is an associate professor. after seeing this, I was able to see education from their point of view, which makes me very pleased. not only what it's like to be a lost child in a huge educational group, but also how to try to understand children and find a way to approach them. teaching work should be much appreciated.
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yakov
yakov
We'll Live Till Monday
Аж как-то тепло на душе стало
Аж как-то тепло на душе стало
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Harvie
Harvie
We'll Live Till Monday
Reverse of Teacher’s pet cliche. Damn.
Reverse of Teacher’s pet cliche. Damn.
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