Mary Poppins, Goodbye

Synopsis

In the 1983 Soviet film 'Mary Poppins, Goodbye' (Мэри Поппинс, до свидания), Natalya Andreychenko portrays a magical nanny who brings joy and wonder to a family in need. Set in Moscow during the early 20th century, Mary Poppins arrives to care for the children of a workaholic father and a struggling artist mother. Through her whimsical adventures and enchanting songs, Mary teaches the family the importance of love, imagination, and togetherness. As the family faces challenges, Mary Poppins's unique approach to life helps them rediscover what truly matters, leaving a lasting impact and unforgettable memories.

Cast

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  Natalya Andreychenko

  Mary Poppins

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  Albert Filozov

  Mr. Banks

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  Larisa Udovichenko

  Mrs. Banks

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  Lembit Ulfsak

  Mr. A

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  Oleg Tabakov

  Miss Andrew

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  Irina Skobtseva

  Dog owner

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Mary Poppins, Goodbye' for its charming depiction of a beloved character in a new setting. Rotten Tomatoes comments, 'The film captures the essence of the original Mary Poppins while adding its own Russian flair.' IMDB review states, 'Natalya Andreychenko brings a fresh take to this classic role, making it heartwarming and magical.' Metacritic notes, 'The film's nostalgic appeal and beautiful cinematography make it a unique and delightful experience.' Despite some critics feeling the film deviates too much from the original story, the overall sentiment is positive, and viewers appreciate the homage to the timeless character. With an IMDb rating of 7.5/10, 'Mary Poppins, Goodbye' continues to enchant audiences with its mix of sweetness and depth.