Masha is a 6th grade student from a small provincial town. She is the pride of the school and an example for her classmates.
In a German lesson, she is asked to write an essay about her dad, in which she needs to talk about her relationship and joint hobbies with her parent. But what can you share with a child whose dad has been unable to get rid of alcohol addiction for several years? Not knowing how her classmates will react to the truth, Masha makes up a story about a noble musketeer from the 17th century, calling him her dad.
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Served at the Samara Academic Drama Theater. As the winner of the Presidential grant for obtaining a second higher education, he entered the directing department of VGIK (master V. Menshov and S. Ursulyak). He made 4 short films with festival awards. Staged as a theater director at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre, Artek Arena (Crimea), Vakhtangov Theater. After receiving a diploma of completion of studies at VGIK as a director of feature films and television programs, he was accepted into the staff of teachers at the acting department of VGIK. I live and work in Moscow.
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