Spartacus and Kalashnikov
Spartacus and Kalashnikov (Russian: Спартак и Калашников, romanized: Spartak i Kalashnikov) is a 2002 Russian children's drama film directed by Andrey Proshkin.[2][3][4] Spartacus and Kalashnikov was awarded the Golden Eagle for best directorial debut in a feature film.[5] PlotThe story of the incredible adventures of a 13-year-old orphanage student, Shurka Kalashnikov, and a shepherd dog named Spartacus. Friends wander, and their friendship is repeatedly tested for devotion and loyalty. Fate brings them either to the new Russians, or to street children, or to the military unit of service dog breeding. In the end, Spartacus helps neutralize the terrorists, and the friends become heroes.[6] Cast
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