16 June 1970 Drama, Romance, War 98 mins
A story about a love between a Soviet Army officer and an actress set during the WWII.
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Oleg Tabakov as Viktor Balakirev
Aleksey Sakharov Director
Aleksey Sakharov Writer
Konstantin Simonov Writer
Nikolay Nemolyaev Director of Photography
Dmitriy Zalbshteyn Executive Producer
Yuriy Levitin Original Music Composer
Genri Abramyan Director of Photography
Antonina Zimina Editor
Feliks Yasyukevich Production Design
Elvira Mutusheva Costume Design
Sluchay s Polyninym Trailer
Russia 16 June 1970
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