Until Next Spring (Russian: До будущей весны) is a 1960 Soviet romantic drama film directed by Viktor Sokolov.
This led to the fact that she became suspicious of the people around her and, as a result, she decided to leave the institute and go with her daughter to the village, where she met a high school teacher, Alexei Nikolayevich, an exceptionally kind and sympathetic person who helped her change her views on life for the better.
In the village school, the young teacher faces initial mischief from her primary students—pranks involving hedgehogs and puppies disrupt her lessons.
A budding friendship develops with Alexei Nikolaevich, a teacher from a neighboring school, but their conversations are marred by disagreements and an unspoken tension.
At the dock, Alexei Nikolaevich arrives to bid her farewell, expressing his understanding of her decision to leave.