Machinist Drove the Trains Trailer (1961)

01 January 1961 Drama, War

Olga, who was taken to the West by Hitler's invaders, works as a switchman at a railway station. Echelons with prisoners of war - convicts - pass by her every day. Olga gets acquainted with the machinist Fyodor and with his help organizes the escape of her camp mates. But the plan fails, and the escapees are shot. Fyodor, who miraculously survived, gets to the homeland. And after the war, chance again brings him together with Olga, when the hero with severe burns after an accident falls into the hospital...

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Cast

Leonid Kuravlyov as Yasha

Zinaida Sorochinskaya as Katya

Georgi Zhzhyonov as Ivan Sereda

Lyudmila Lyulko as Rucheva Olga Nikolaevna

Anna Dubrovina as Sanya

Svetlana Konovalova as Galya

Vladimir Yemelyanov as Gestapo investigator

Yuri Gorobets as Police captain

Crew

Andrei Eshpai Original Music Composer

Ivan Bondin Screenplay

Viktor Zhilin Director

Yuri Bogatyrenko Production Design

Anatoli Ovsyankin Production Design

Yuri Romanovsky Director of Photography

Ihor Skinder Sound Director

Grigori Pozhenyan Lyricist

International Releases Dates

Russia 01 January 1961

Production Companies

Odessa Film Studio

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