16 March 1968 Drama, History 114 mins
A biopic, looking at one of the major leaders of the assassination of Czar Alexander II.
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Aleksandra Nazarova as Sofiya Perovskaya
Viktor Tarasov as Andrey Zhelyabov
Boris Khmelnitsky as Nikolay Kibalchich
Aleksandr Lukyanov as Mikhailov
Vladislav Strzhelchik as Aleksandr II
Georgi Taratorkin as Grinevitskiy
Vladimir Kolokoltsev as Rysakov
Yekaterina Rajkina as Ghesya
Svetlana Korkoshko as Vera
Efim Kopelyan as Loris - Melikov
Oleg Izmailov as Николай Суханов
Aleksei Golovin as Prosecutor Muravyov
Said Menyalshchikov Production Design
Lev Arnshtam Screenplay
Nadezhda Buzina Costume Design
Yevgeni Gabrilovich Screenplay
Boris Vengerovsky Sound
Aleksandr Shelenkov Director of Photography
Dmitri Shostakovich Original Music Composer
Yu-Lan Chen Director of Photography
Lyudmila Feiginova Editor
Semyon Valyushok Production Design
Lev Arnshtam Director
Софья Перовская Trailer
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