Wake Mukhin Up! Trailer

Wake Mukhin Up! Trailer (1968)

21 October 1968 Fantasy, Drama, Comedy 79 mins

During lectures on literature, evening student Sasha Mukhin, a subway driver, sleeps and dreams. In approximate accordance with the subject of the lectures, he either tries to prevent Pushkin’s duel with Dantes, either intervenes in the events of Spartak’s rebellion, or is present at Galileo’s abdication, then meets a person from the future and learns from him his future fate.

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Cast

Liliya Aleshnikova

as Lida / Lidiya / Livia

Aleksandr Palees

as Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin

Valeri Kozinets

as Spartacus / metro train driver

Nikolai Rybnikov

as Benckendorff / Titus Valerius / inquisitor

Nikolai Sergeyev

as physics teacher / Galileo Galilei

Ivan Ryzhov

as senator / director / singing monk / storekeeper at St. Paul's Monastery

Yuri Chekulayev

as Claudius

Semyon Safonov

as equipment inspector / Roman drinker man / inquisitor priest / priest confessing Mukhin

Mikaela Drozdovskaya

as student / Natalya Goncharova

Vera Ivleva

as student

Svetlana Konovalova

as Yevgeniya Nikolayevna

Valentina Telegina

as audience's janitor / Roman woman

Mikhail Gluzskiy

as Diogenes / Demosthenes / sculptor

Vladimir Grammatikov

as student / Roman man

Vadim Zakharchenko

as Nicholas I of Russia

Crew

Yakov Segel

Director

Mikael Tariverdiev

Original Music Composer

Noi Senderov

Noi Senderov Production Design

Inna Zarafyan

Inna Zarafyan Director of Photography

Vladimir Sapozhnikov

Vladimir Sapozhnikov Camera Operator

Grigori Kupershmidt

Grigori Kupershmidt Executive Producer

Dmitri Flyangolts

Dmitri Flyangolts Sound Director

Leonid Blokh

Leonid Blokh Fight Choreographer

N. Torchinskaya

N. Torchinskaya Script Editor

Igor Nikolaev

Igor Nikolaev Assistant Director

Boris Kuzovkin

Boris Kuzovkin Assistant Production Design

International Titles

Réveillez Moukhine Trailer

Розбудіть Мухіна! Trailer

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