Supermarket (A Boy's Words)

Andrei Vasiliev (Palto) is a 14-year-old pioneer and excellent student from an intelligent family who studies at a music school. Seeking protection from street hooligans, he meets Marat and joins the "Universam" gang. He gradually develops into a tough guy, balancing the criminal world with caring for his family. Vova Suvorov (Vova Adidas) is Marat's half-brother, an Afghan War veteran, and the informal leader of "Universam." He possesses a heightened sense of justice and tries to establish new, more "honest" rules on the streets, leading to conflicts with the gang's old leadership. Marat Suvorov (Adidas Jr.) is Vova Adidas's younger brother. A daring and charismatic hooligan from a wealthy family, he easily juggles school and the harsh realities of street fighting. He opens the way for Andrey to join the gang. Vakhit Zimaletdinov (Zima) is one of the most influential and respected members of "Universam." He is reserved, ironic, and a decent guy who strictly adheres to the rules, but possesses wisdom and a penchant for common sense. Valery Turkin (Turbo) is an aggressive, straightforward, and principled member of the gang. He strictly adheres to street laws and often instigates violent confrontations. Aigul Akhmerova is a 14-year-old music school student and Marat's lover. Her life is tragically disrupted after a clash with a rival gang, sparking a serious conflict within the gang. Kashchei is the former leader of "Universam" before Vova's return. He is a cruel and unscrupulous authority figure who controls the gang using old, often dirty, methods. Natasha is a young nurse who cares for injured gang members. She falls in love with Vova Adidas and becomes his faithful companion, willing to commit desperate acts for him. Adults and law enforcement. Kirill Suvorov is the father of Marat and Volodya Adidas. A factory worker, he is a principled and responsible man who is deeply affected by his children's criminal tendencies.