Boy from the Outskirts (Russian: Мальчик с окраины, romanized: Malchik s okrainy) is a 1947^[1] Soviet drama film directed by Vasily Zhuravlyov.^[2][3][4]

In the family of the engineer Skvortsov, on one of the outskirts of Moscow, Andrey's son, the future designer of a high-speed firearm, is growing, but for now an inquisitive and hard-working kid dreaming of studying. Ahead of the Revolution and the Great Patriotic War.^[5]

• Yevgeny Samoylov as Andrey Skvortsov^[6]
• Sergei Lukyanov as father of Andrey
• Aleksandra Vasilyeva as mother of Andrey
• Tatiana Okunevskaya as Ira
• Maya Markova as Lida
• Yuri Lyubimov as Kostya Smirnov
• Aleksandr Zrazhevsky as Ryabushkin
• Nikolai Annenkov as Professor Aleksandr Semyonov
• Boris Poslavsky as Ivan Avdeyevich
• Nikolay Bogolyubov as Stepan Shubin
• Anatoli Gonichev as Andrey in childhood
• Aleksandr Sokolov [ru] as Kostya in childhood
• Igor Gorlov as Petya
• Irina Mazuruk as Lida in childhood
• Georgiy Millyar as member of examination board
• Andrei Abrikosov as member of Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party
• Vyacheslav Novikov as Master
• Pavel Shpringfeld as pilot
• Yelena Yegorova as Yelena Georgiyevna^[7]
• Ivan Ryzhov as guard at the entrance of arms factory