This boy is so cute. He's adorable. I've never even heard of him. He's really cute. Thanks for the great pics OrionPax.    

Dammmmmmmmmmmmn!

Zabladowski wrote on 25. Apr 2009 at 15:51:

Zab the titles he's been in are listed here: (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)

As you can see one is still in production, 2 are shorts and the others are either small parts or series. I've actually found a few sites that have a few eps of these series available for download however without knowing which eps he appeared in it would be a waste of time. Imdb hasn't been too helpful with these titles either perhaps someone with more experience reading Russian can help, the only one I found was "Ranetki" (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) and the episodes aren't listed

He is certainly a boy to watch out for,

I think we should learn Russian.
Where's Andreas, doesn't he знайте русского?

Well I guess no one can argue with descriptions of Maxim Sorokin as 'cute' and 'adorable'. He is a bit young and now I see Russian boys are dressed exactly like their Western counterparts, all tee-shirts and baggy trousers! Where's the fur hats and snow on their boots? Of course, Maxim's not a patch on Kolya Burlaev from 'Ivan's Childhood' but that blond stunner was older.

Quote: "There has been a lot of talk in Australia about banning kid models, I'm not sure what the actual law is nowadays but I can't recall seeing many, if any, Aussie kids modeling clothes in the last couple of years."

Wow. And I thought America was paranoid and repressive. It sounds like Australia is becoming at least as extreme in it's "protect the children" paranoia as the UK is and as the US is to a lesser extent. At least I don't think anyone has seriously yet tried to ban kids modeling clothes in this country.
Where will it all end? Kids wearing burkas in public, covered from head to toe?

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I don't know anything about the situation in Australia or their reasoning for banning kid models, but I suspect that it may not have anything to do with being prudes. In fact, I think it may not be a bad idea.

The fashion world is pretty much a destructive force. All it does it set up impossible ideals of beauty that people can never reach. All these photoshopped super-thin women in magazine are basically encouraging anorexia and plastic surgery. Women (and especially young women and teenager girls) all over the world have poor body image and low self-esteem because of the fashion industry.

Boys, to some extent, are lucky to not be as affected by that. But male fashion is just as harmful. And the fashion industry is filled with superficial people, coke addicts and narcissists. Why would you want to bring a child into that world?

I don't see anything wrong with kids posing for Sears catalogues, or publicity shoots. But fashion shows? I could do without them.