The City Turns the Lights On Trailer (1958)

21 July 1958 Drama, Romance 92 mins

Former front-line intelligence officer, captain Nikolai Mityasov, after being wounded, returns to the destroyed city and learns the sad news: his wife Shura cheated on him. Bitterness and confusion gave way to hope. But peace has come, demobilization has begun, it is necessary to restore the homeland. Nikolai finds the strength to continue living, enters a construction institute, meets Valya and begins a new happy life without war...

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Cast

Nikolay Pogodin as Nikolai

Yelena Dobronravova as Valya

Oleg Borisov as Sergei

Liliya Aleshnikova as Shura

Pavel Usovnichenko as Khokhryakov

Yuri Lyubimov as Boykov

Aleksandr Sokolov as Nikoltsev

Valentin Grudinin as Gromoboi

Boris Arakelov as Lyovka

Vyacheslav Voronin as Malkov

Alisa Freyndlikh as Pichikova

Vladislav Kovalkov as Fedya

Inna Kondratyeva as Shura's Neighbor

Elizaveta Gikhareva as English Examiner

Lyubov Malinovskaya as Faculty's Secretary

Dmytro Franko as Wounded Man in Hospital

Crew

Vladimir Vengerov Director

Vladimir Vengerov Writer

Viktor Volin Production Design

Viktor Nekrasov Novel

Stera Gorakova Editor

Genrikh Marandzhyan Director of Photography

Mikhail Avrutin Camera Operator

Oleg Karavaychuk Conductor

Oleg Karavaychuk Original Music Composer

Yevgeni Nesterov Sound Director

V. Kropachyov Costume Design

Ilya Goldberg VFX Director of Photography

Iosif Polyakov Executive Producer

International Titles

Život znovu začíná Trailer

La ville allume les lumières Trailer

Kigyúlnak a fények Trailer

Gorod zazhigayet ogni Trailer

Місто запалює вогні Trailer

Production Companies

Lenfilm

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