20 September 1965 Drama, History, War 83 mins
In January 1945 during WWII, German corporal Kaspar and a Russian fugitive become partners in survival.
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Grigori Nikulin Director
Grigori Nikulin Writer
Dmitri Meskhiyev Director of Photography
Igor Vuskovich Production Design
Nadezhda Simonyan Original Music Composer
Grigori Elbert Sound Director
Anatoli Vekhotko Assistant Director
Konstantin Sobol Camera Operator
Margarita Matusova Makeup Artist
Zinaida Shejneman Editor
Viktor Ivanov Assistant Production Design
A. Gorkov Assistant Camera
V. Lind Third Assistant Director
Ilya Goldberg Visual Effects Camera
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