Our Honest Bread Trailer

Our Honest Bread Trailer (1964)

07 December 1964 Drama 100 mins

Makar has spent years overseeing work at a collective farm. After he is asked to retire, it is time for Makar's son to take the reins. Yet the farm workers' hopes are soon dashed, and it is up to Makar to right the ship.

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Cast

Dmytro Milyutenko

as Makar Zadorozhnyy

Oleg Fandera

as Aleksandr Zadorozhnyy

Pyotr Lyubeshkin

as Ivan Rachuk

Viktor Shulgin

as Photographer

Viktor Miroshnichenko

as Stepan Shesteryonka

Yuri Tavrov

as Misha

Vera Titova

as Darya

Galina Butovskaya

as Nadezhda Galchikha

Kirill Marinchenko

as Petro Chishko

Eduard Bocharov

as Semyon Trofimovich

Nina Grekova

as Aunt Gapa

Crew

Mikhail Zayats

Mikhail Zayats Production Design

Yuri Romanovsky

Yuri Romanovsky Director of Photography

Aleksandr Rybin

Aleksandr Rybin Director of Photography

G. Zaslavskiy

G. Zaslavskiy Costume Design

Vyacheslav Laferov

Vyacheslav Laferov Makeup Artist

Boris Macheret

Boris Macheret VFX Director of Photography

Yevgeniya Rudykh

Yevgeniya Rudykh Script Editor

Boris Karamyshev

Original Music Composer

Leonid Bakalov

Original Music Composer

Ihor Skinder

Ihor Skinder Sound Director

V. Senatkin

V. Senatkin Executive Producer

International Titles

Our Honest Bread Trailer

Nash chestniy xleb Trailer

Наш чесний хліб Trailer

Our Honest Bread Trailer

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