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"School" is a Russian television series directed by Valeria Gai Germanika , Ruslan Malikov , and Natalia Meshchaninova . The series follows several months of the life and studies of ninth-grade students at a Moscow school.
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- #1Alexey Nikolaevich Motylev
Keys: Alexey, Alexey Nikolaevich Motylev, Alexey Nikolaevich
Alexey Nikolaevich Motylev
A social studies teacher. After Nosov's illness, he was appointed director, but resigned due to a controversial concert on February 23rd.
He tries to be tough like Nosov, but it doesn't work. He's unfair. He prefers to avoid problems and keep his dirty linen in public. He wants problems to be resolved by homeroom teachers on the spot, not brought to him in the principal's office. He skillfully exploits wealthy parents for school purposes—renovations, trips, events. He's one of those school administrators who believes students are obligated to accept the decisions of their elders without complaint. Therefore, he inevitably faces rebellion.
- #2Dmitry Goryaev
Keys: Goryaev, Dmitry, Dmitry Goryaev, Dima
Dmitry Goryaev
A student in 9th grade, Shishkova's neighbor and friend. At first, he actively defended her from Lyokha's advances, but then, feeling useless, he distanced himself. He's not a leader, but he always hangs out with the most popular kids in the class. In episode 50, during a class trip to Suzdal, he attempted to rape Budilova. He was beaten by Lyokha Shutov for suspecting him of stealing Budilova's phone. He begins dating Lana Vinogradova.
- #3Daria Kharitonova
Keys: Kharitonova, Dashulya, Daria, Daria Kharitonov
Daria Kharitonova (Dashulya)
A student in 9A. The "second beauty" of the class, Olga Budilova's friend. She desperately wants to be like her and become "first." Their friendship eventually fizzles, largely due to Budilova's envy of Dasha's new appearance and popularity, which she brought back from a spa resort. She has a crush on Sergei Korolev, but doesn't show it. After Sergei leaves for another school, it's difficult to understand who she's attracted to. Unlike Olga, she interacts with everyone in the class. Despite being somewhat quarrelsome, she's kinder than her friend. In the final episode, she plans to transfer to a lyceum.
- #4Vladimir Falikov
Keys: Vladimir, Falikov, Vladimir Falikov, Vovets
Vladimir Falikov (Vovets)
A student in 9th grade "A." Like Goryaev, he's not a leader, but he tries to assert himself and become part of the class "elite." Therefore, one often gets the feeling he's meddling in areas that aren't his business. Epifanov doesn't acknowledge him as an individual and treats him with mockery. He's knowledgeable in contemporary art-house cinema and, apparently, socializes with "informal" individuals outside of school. He deals soft drugs and regularly uses them himself. During a trip to Suzdal, he was severely beaten by locals.
- #5Veronica Grigorievna Akhmametyeva
Keys: Veronica Grigorievna, Veronica Grigorievna Akhmametyeva, Veronica, Akhmametyeva, Grigorievnа
Veronica Grigorievna Akhmametyeva
Vera's mother, a librarian, was always bribing teachers to ensure her daughter got a gold medal.
- #6Alexey Shutov
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Alexey Shutov (Lyokha)
A high school student (in Class 10A). He's unremarkable in his class and strives to gain authority among the ninth-graders. He's in love with Shishkova, but at times he can't resist Budilova, who flirts with him. He's jealous, ill-mannered, abrupt, and extremely rude. He occasionally experiences bouts of unprovoked aggression. In Episode 54, he dumps Shishkova, but later reacts extremely negatively to one of his friends' attempts to court Ira
- #7Vera Akhmametyeva
Keys: Vera, Akhmametyeva, Vera Akhmametyeva
Vera Akhmametyeva
A straight-A student with 9th-grade A grades. She wants to get a gold medal, which her mother tries to bribe. However, she's not a straight-A student. She's a friend of Ira Shishkova and a virtual companion of Nosova's, something Anya doesn't realize. She has a pronounced inferiority complex, has few friends, and no friends at all. Nosova is her only friend, and even with Anna's emo friends, Vera can't find common ground. Later, she barely communicates with Shishkova. She decides to give up on school, although she fears she might get a C in algebra. She was a bit afraid of her mother, who wanted Vera to enroll in economics, but Vera ultimately finds the strength to go against her will and declare her interest in foreign languages. After Nosova's suicide, Vera's mother plans to transfer her to another school.
- #8Valentin Dyatlov
Keys: Valentin Dyatlov, Dyatlov, Valentin
Valentin Dyatlov
Mikhail Dyatlov's father. He works as an oncologist. He raises his son alone, but spends little time with him, as he's constantly on call. He's kind and thoughtful, but sometimes overly soft-hearted. He has fairly liberal views on parenting, enjoys socializing with his son's friends, and allows Mikhail a lot. He treats Epifanov's mother for cancer, but fails to save her from death.
- #9Valentina Kharitonovna
Keys: Valentina Kharitonovna, Valentina Kharitonovna Murzenko, Kharya, Murzenko, Kharitonovna, Valentina
Valentina Kharitonovna Murzenko (Kharya)
The new homeroom teacher for 9A. A teacher of Russian language and literature. Nicknamed "Kharya." A classic teacher. She knows her subject well, but teaches it in a stunningly boring way, retelling the textbook by heart and relaying obvious truths. She lacks authority among the students and is wondering if she's been working in the right place for the past thirty years. Tired of her job, she wants to retire—but can't afford it. She's preoccupied with family issues—her daughter's admission to college. She always tells the students she's on their teachers' side, but she always defends them, receiving no thanks in return. She's compassionate and empathetic, though she doesn't show it. In fact, she's a good teacher, she just doesn't quite believe it herself.
A fan of the "pesheshki" school. After Motylev's departure, she became the school's acting principal.
- #10Bagheera
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Bagheera
A skinhead. Isaev's girlfriend. She dumped him when Vadya decided to leave the fascist group.
- #11Vadim Isaev
Keys: Vadya, Isaev, Vadim Isaev, Vadim
Vadim Isaev (Vadya)
A student in 9th grade (A). Initially, he was friends with Timur, but then, after insulting Timur's mother and himself, he provoked him into a fight. Subsequently, he publicly humiliates Timur's mother several times, creating conflict. He holds nationalist views and has a younger brother. Vadim's father is an alcoholic. In one episode, he answered positively to a teacher's question about his attitude toward right-wing skinheads. He has an unpleasant personality and enjoys mocking and humiliating the weak. He is capable of theft and meanness. He is spiritually and intellectually underdeveloped and has an extremely limited vocabulary. In episode 53, he meets a skinhead group, after which he becomes even more aggressive. In episode 55, he attempts to beat up Timur. Vadim's academic performance is extremely poor. He likes a skinhead girl named Bagira, with whom he had an intimate relationship. In episode 65, he is severely beaten by skinheads. After this, he says that he will take up his studies and give up skinheadism.
- #12Anatoly Germanovich Nosov
Keys: Anatoly Germanovich Nosov, Anatoly, Nosov, Germanovich
Anatoly Germanovich Nosov
The school principal, class teacher for 9A, and Anna Nosova's grandfather. He is known for his authoritarian teaching style. In the first episode, he is hospitalized due to a stroke (caused by seeing photos of his semi-nude granddaughter taken from the internet). However, the others present at the party don't see these photos and believe the stroke was caused by a poem Ilya Epifanov read. He experiences clinical death in the hospital; he survives, but is left partially paralyzed. His health gradually improves: he begins to move, walk, and regains clear speech. He recommends Valentina Kharitonovna Murzenko for the position of acting principal. He is self-confident and often overestimates his own contributions to science (for example, in the first episode, he claims that "half the country" is studying using a textbook he wrote). In the last episode, at his granddaughter's funeral, he confessed to Degtyarev that he was a bad teacher because he couldn't hold on to his daughter and ruined her.
- #13Anna Nosova
Keys: Anna, Nosova, Marla
Anna Nosova (Marla)
The granddaughter of Anatoly Germanovich, the homeroom teacher of grade 9A. Due to illness (or rather, due to her grandfather's overprotectiveness, who fears Anya will repeat the fate of her mother, who ran away and gave birth to her daughter early), she is homeschooled. She spends most of her time there. After her grandfather's stroke, she decides to return to school, despite her grandmother's entreaties. Upon returning to school, she becomes a member of the emo subculture. She is very attracted to Ilya, but he is paying attention to Olga Budilova. After information about her explicit photos spreading online, she becomes the target of ridicule from other students. Gradually, her relationships with the class become neutral, but she has no friends in the class, with the possible exception of Vera Akhmametyeva. A conflict between Anya and the other students on a field trip to Suzdal arose over a broken video cassette. Anya meets other emo girls and spends her free time with them. Anya is capricious, willful, and careless, but deep down she's a very sensitive person. As a result of bullying by Budilova and her vocational school-trained friends, she completely withdraws. In episode 65, she ends up in a psychiatric hospital (rehabilitation center). In episode 66, she commits suicide by overdosing on sleeping pills. The final episode shows her funeral.
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