The White Horse Is Not My Grief

Running for 83 minutes, this film presents a narrative centered on Aleksandr Arsenyevich, a geography teacher who aims to tackle school problems with fresh methods. As a product of Central Television USSR, it reflects the storytelling style and thematic depth typical of Soviet-era television dramas.

The film features a notable cast, including Sergei Balabanov, Leonid Markov, and Tatyana Shumova. Collectors of Soviet cinema or television history may find this title significant for its focus on educational themes and character-driven storytelling, characteristic of its era. The performances by the ensemble, along with the direction by Spiridonov, contribute to its unique perspective on the teaching profession in the Soviet Union.