The Lost Letter Trailer

The Lost Letter Trailer (1972)

25 December 1972 Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy 79 mins

Folk comedy that tells the adventures of Ukrainian cossacks Vasyl and Andriy as they set out on a long journey to deliver a letter from their leader to the Russian empress in St. Petersburg.

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Cast

Ivan Mykolaichuk

as Vasyl, the cossack

Fedir Stryhun

as Andriy, the zaporozhian cossack

Lidiya Belozyorova

as Vasyl's wife

Vladimir Glukhoy

as strange man

Vasyl Symchych

as Vasyl's father

Nataliya Hebdovska

as Aunt Marina

Dmitriy Kapka

as Storyteller

Halyna Dovhozvyaha

as Village Woman

Crew

Vitaliy Zymovets

Vitaliy Zymovets Director of Photography

Mykhailo Rakovskyi

Mykhailo Rakovskyi Production Design

Nikolai Gogol

Nikolai Gogol Short Story

Alla Shesterenko

Alla Shesterenko Production Design

Ryva Bisnovata

Ryva Bisnovata Sound Director

Borys Savchenko

Borys Savchenko Assistant Director

Alla Shesterenko

Alla Shesterenko Costume Design

Mykola Poshtarenko

Mykola Poshtarenko Set Decoration

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