Soviet Union
The film is based on the eponymous book by Lev Kassil. Natasha is called "The White Queen", because she is the winner of many international ski competitions. Her coach is going through a midlife crisis. He makes a decision to quit his career in sports. His loyal student, Natasha, convinces him to continue being her coach for another competition. - IMDb
Тренер решает уйти из спорта, но его ученица, будущая "белая королева", победившая на чемпионате по лыжам в Высоких Татрах, возвращает его к любимому делу. В фильм включены документальные кадры первенства мира по лыжам в Высоких Татрах.
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| A Hókirálynő |  Hungary |
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| Ход белой королевы | Soviet Union |
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Vova Perevalov | Stepan Chudinov |
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Konstantin Kornakov [11] | Sergunok |
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Lyudmila Vasyutinskaya [9] | Katya |
