Stars On the Wings Trailer (1955)

19 July 1955 Drama 76 mins

Aviation school. Future officers of the jet squadron are engaged in practical studies. When performing a training assignment, cadet Korenyuk violates flight discipline. The instructor pilot, considering Korenyuk to be a talented cadet, forgives him for this offense. When, during another training flight, Korenyuk dives onto a fishing vessel, cadet Bukreev, who is in the cockpit, takes the blame. Bukreyev is arrested for ten days...

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Cast

Lev Frichinsky as Vladimir Bukreev

Vyacheslav Tikhonov as Oleksa Lavrinets

Yuriy Bogolyubov as Nikolay Korenyuk

Aleksandr Antonov as Maksim Platonovich Korenyuk

Larisa Kronberg as Galya Goncharenko

Konstantin Bartashevich as General Nazarov

Aleksandr Kholodkov as Captain Pokhitun

Yurii Tymoshenko as Foreman Klochko

Stepan Shkurat as Fisherman

Yuri Lavrov as Foreign military intruder

Valentyn Dukler as Foreign pilot intruder

Igor Bezyaev as Seaman on duty

Guguli Mgeladze as Cadet Mgeladze

Nikolay Zaseev-Rudenko

Borys Bezhin

Valentina Kutsenko as Nadezhda Korenyuk

Crew

Yevgeni Pomeshchikov Screenplay

Isaak Shmaruk Director

Volodymyr Voitenko Director of Photography

German Zhukovsky Original Music Composer

Yevgeni Dolmatovsky Lyricist

Rostislav Maksimtsov Sound

Viktor Migulko Production Design

Yekaterina Gakkebush Costume Design

Klavdiya Shapovalova Editor

Ihor Vetrov Assistant Director

I. Levchenko Assistant Director

Nikolai Ilyushin Visual Effects Camera

Veniamin Tolba Conductor

International Titles

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Production Companies

Dovzhenko Film Studios

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