
Nightmare Director, or School #5
Comedy
Overview
Leonid Pryhunov is dismissed from the post of deputy head of the colony for educational work. To get back to his favorite business, he has to hold the position of director of one of the hottest schools in his hometown for several months. Leonid accepts the offer and goes through... personal hell.
Top Cast


Serhiy Frolov
Serhiy Frolov
Head teacher
Serhiy Frolov
Head teacher


Taisiya Shchuruk
Taisiya Shchuruk
Margo
Taisiya Shchuruk
Margo


Oleksandr Rudynskyi
Oleksandr Rudynskyi
Psyh
Oleksandr Rudynskyi
Psyh


Dmytro Surzhykov
Dmytro Surzhykov
Dmytro Surzhykov


Anna Lebedeva
Anna Lebedeva
Liza
Anna Lebedeva
Liza


Vitalii Slutskyi
Vitalii Slutskyi
Vitalii Slutskyi
Oleksandr Cherniavskyi
Oleksandr Cherniavskyi
Valierchyk
Oleksandr Cherniavskyi
Valierchyk


Petro Ninovskyi
Petro Ninovskyi
Dima Krotenko
Petro Ninovskyi
Dima Krotenko


Oksana Stashenko
Oksana Stashenko
Alla Borysovna
Oksana Stashenko
Alla Borysovna


Fedir Hurynets
Fedir Hurynets
Fedir Hurynets
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