Zinka Trailer (1969)
The projectionist Vasily, arriving in the village to his grandmother, meets Zina. He had liked her once.
Watch the official Zinka 1969 trailer in HD below or find more Zinka videos on Vidimovie.
The projectionist Vasily, arriving in the village to his grandmother, meets Zina. He had liked her once.
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Valentin Popov Director
Svetlana Druzhinina Director
Vladimir Minayev Director of Photography
Murad Kazhlayev Music
Konstantin Stepanov Production Design
Svetlana Druzhinina Writer
Boris Mozhayev Writer
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