Twenty Years Later Trailer (1966)
About the first Komsomol members.
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Cast
Crew
Aida Manasarova Director
Aida Manasarova Writer
Mikhail Svetlov Theatre Play
Mikhail Svetlov Writer
Aida Manasarova Original Music Composer
Mark Dyatlov Director of Photography
Aleksei Lebedev Production Design
Viktor Zorin Sound Director
Arnold Roitman Conductor
Klavdiya Moskvina Editor
Natalya Firsova Costume Design
German Shimkovich VFX Director of Photography
Yuri Yepishin Assistant Camera
Sergey Ild Assistant Camera
Marianna Rooz Script Editor
Production Companies
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