The Thirteen Poplars Street Trailer (1970)

09 March 1970 Drama 64 mins

Ostap, a young Ukrainian forester, travels to Tashkent to claim a house his aunt left him on Thirteen Poplars Street. There he meets Mastura, a local girl who, charmed by his genuine admiration, offers to show him the city’s hidden wonders. When Ostap departs, he leaves behind not just a house but the memory of a bond that transcends borders.

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Cast

Volodymyr Volkov as Остап

Crew

Dmitri Kholendro Writer

Viktor Ivanov Director

Abram Naroditsky Director

Mykhailo Rakovskyi Production Design

Mykhailo Ivanov Director of Photography

Ivan Karabyts Original Music Composer

Anatoli Chernoochenko Sound Director

Galina Fomina Costume Design

Viktor Deminskiy VFX Artist

Production Companies

Dovzhenko Film Studios

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