Don't Grieve! Trailer (1968)

22 December 1968 Drama, Comedy 90 mins

Benjamin, the local doctor is a soul of a local society, the educated, friendly, democratic person who often treats the poor for free. It makes him very popular with the locals but most certainly does not help with his bank account. He is in love with a beautiful Manette who is also crazy about him but is being watched closely by her father who called his daughter "his small capital" and is determined to protect her virginity until the moment the marriage contract has been signed...

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Cast

Vakhtang Kikabidze as Benjamin Glonti

Sergo Zakariadze as Levan Tsintsadze

Anastasiya Vertinskaya as Mary Tsintsadze

Evgeni Leonov as Egor Zaletaev, soldier

Mher Mkrtchyan as Turkish smuggler

Sofiko Chiaureli as Sofiko

Sergei Filippov as Eros, barber

Iya Ninidze as Tsitsino, Sofiko's daughter

Lia Gudadze as Margot

Veriko Andjaparidze as Koka Kalandadze mother

Georgi Kavtaradze as Luka

Sesilia Takaishvili as Domna

Ariadna Shengelaia as Princess Vakhvari

Ipolite Khvichia as Sandro

Karlo Sakandelidze as Dodo, a lawyer

Dodo Abashidze as Prince Valekh Vakhvari

Crew

Georgiy Daneliya Director

Revaz Gabriadze Writer

Claude Tillier Novel

Vadim Yusov Director of Photography

Galina Spirina Editor

Makvala Nasidze Costume Design

Dimitri Takaishvili Production Design

Gia Kancheli Original Music Composer

Jansug Kakhidze Conductor

G. Polyanok Camera Operator

Tamara Krylova Makeup & Hair

Eduard Lapkovski Assistant Production Design

Yuriy Nevskiy Assistant Camera

E. Paramanov Lighting Director

G. Gvenetadze Producer

International Titles

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Production Companies

Mosfilm

Georgia-Film

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