05 November 1956 Drama, History 100 mins
Follows the life of the Russian mathematician Sofya Kovalevskaya.
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Yelena Yunger as Sofya Kovalevskaya
Tamara Sezenevskaya as Anna
Bruno Frejndlikh as Klaus fon Shvedlits
Olga Porudolinskaya as Praskovya Nikitishna
Iosif Shapiro Director
Iosif Shapiro Writer
Nikolay Akimov Writer
Eugeny Kirpichiov Director of Photography
Pyotr Tur Theatre Play
Leonid Tur Theatre Play
Ivan Ivanov Production Design
Nikolai Kosarev Sound Director
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