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| Mysterious Discovery | |
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| Directed by | Boris Buneev |
| Written by | Valentina Spirina |
| Produced by | Boris Krakowski |
| Starring | Aleksey Alekseev Igor Bezyayev Nikolay Grabbe Mikhail Gluzsky Aleksei Gribov |
| Cinematography | Gavriil Egiazarov |
| Edited by | Yevgenia Abdirkina |
| Music by | Vladimir Mikhailovich Yurovsky |
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Running time | 72 minutes |
| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Mysterious Discovery (Russian: Таинственная находка) is a 1953 Soviet family adventure film directed by Boris Buneev.
The film tells how a group of schoolchildren in a remote Arctic village embarks on an expedition to learn about a local hero, discovering the power of friendship and perseverance as they honor his legacy of bravery during the Crimean War.
In the Arctic settlement of Rybachy, a group of schoolchildren discovers an old rifle, inspiring them to organize an expedition to learn about the life of local folk hero Guriy Gagarka.
During the Crimean War, Gagarka sacrificed his life to ground an English frigate, enabling the local militia to rally and repel an English landing force. His actions were later commemorated by local partisans during the Great Patriotic War.
The challenges the students face during their journey strengthen their friendship. Guided by their new history teacher, Yekaterina Sergeyevna, and their scout leader, Anton, the class fulfills their promise to the crew of the trawler *Slavny* by completing the school year with excellent grades.
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