The first Soviet musical comedy is once again resonating on the big screen - with humor, songs, and a touch of theatrical sparkle. The story of shepherd Kostya Potekhin, whose talent unexpectedly brings him to the public, reminds us of the power of chance, the joy of art, and the energy with which cinema once learned to sing and amuse audiences. Grigory Alexandrov's musical comedy is one of those films that starts the conversation about Soviet entertainment cinema. At the center of the plot is shepherd Kostya Potekhin: a simple, charming hero whose musical abilities unexpectedly become a ticket to a completely different life. The story is built on the collision of everyday life and the stage, chance and talent, rural simplicity and the grand artistic world. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KUDAGO.