Point, Point, Comma... (Russian: Точка, точка, запятая...) is a 1972 Soviet musical comedy film directed by Alexander Mitta.^[1][2][3]

The film tells about a schoolboy who no one takes seriously until a new student appears in the classroom.^[4]

In Class 8A, there is an ordinary boy named Lyosha Zhiltsov. In the class, everyone considers themselves a "personality," but Lyosha seems unremarkable. One day, a new student, Zhenya Karetnikova, joins the class — a calm, smart, and serious girl. Lyosha becomes friends with her, and through their interactions, he gradually realizes that his troubles stem from his own laziness and unwillingness to improve himself.

Lyosha begins to work on himself, becoming stronger, braver, more diligent, and resourceful. Eventually, he faces a moment where he must demonstrate these new qualities. During a relay race, his class team competes, and Lyosha has to step in for a teammate who is unexpectedly unable to participate. Thanks to Lyosha’s efforts, his team wins the race.

• Sergei Danchenko as Alyosha Zhiltsov (as Seryozha Danchenko)
• Mikhail Kozlovsky as Volka (as Misha Kozlovsky)
• Olga Ryzhnikova as Zhenya Karetnikova (as Olya Ryzhnikova)
• Yuri Nikulin as Zhiltsov
• Zaza Kikvidze as Vakhtang Turmanidze
• Marina Shcherbova as Galya Lushnikova
• Lyudmila Sukhova as Zinochka Kryuchkova (as Lyuda Sukhova)
• Andrey Vasiliev as Vadim Kostrov
• Yevgeny Perov as Ivan Fyodorovich Prikhodko
• Yevgeni Gerasimov as Sasha^[5]
• Vladimir Zamansky as Karetnikov
• Zhanna Prokhorenko as a teacher
• Natalya Seleznyova as a doctor

• Point, Point, Comma... at IMDb