25 November 1968 Drama 85 mins
Egor is a peasant by vocation, a family man. But in search of earnings, he leaves both his land and his family. Both breakups are hard for him, it's even hard to figure out which is bigger.
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Budimir Metalnikov Director
Budimir Metalnikov Writer
Aleksandr Kharitonov Director of Photography
Georgy Kolganov Production Design
Alfred Schnittke Original Music Composer
Mark Ermler Conductor
Semyon Litvinov Sound Director
Artashes Vanetsian Sound Director
Boris Kocherov Camera Operator
Konstantin Suponitsky Camera Operator
Irina Sergievskaya Script Editor
Lyudmila Baskakova Makeup & Hair
Antonina Zimina Editor
Russia 25 November 1968
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