The Russian Field Trailer (1972)

07 February 1972 Drama, Romance

Avdey, the husband of the tractor forewoman Fedosya leaves her for another woman. Their 18-year-old son Filipp can not forgive his father and on the day of the new wedding even tries to run over a tractor car in which the father is driving with a new wife. Shortly after the wedding, Avdey realizes that he made a fatal mistake and is trying to return to Fedosya, but she cannot forgive. Filipp was taken into the army, on the border where Filipp serves, an armed violation of the border occurs, during which he dies.

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Cast

Nonna Mordyukova as Fedosya Ugryumova

Vladimir Tikhonov as Filipp Ugryumov

Leonid Markov as Avdey

Inna Makarova as Mariya

Lyubov Malinovskaya as Antonina

Lyudmila Khityaeva as Nadyonka

Zoya Fyodorova as Matryona

Nina Maslova as Nina

Lyudmila Gladunko as Tanya

Sergei Plotnikov as Leontiy Ugryumov

Vyacheslav Nevinnyy as Fedchenkov

Yuri Blashchuk as Lugovtsov

Anatoliy Solovyov as Tikhon

Lyubov Kalyuzhnaya as Fedosya's mother

Galina Kmit as photographer

Tamara Trushina as Stesha

Crew

Nikolai Moskalenko Director

Mikhail Alekseyev Writer

Yuri Gantman Director of Photography

Natalya Meshkova Production Design

Aleksandr Flyarkovsky Original Music Composer

Yevgeniya Barmina Editor

Tatyana Isayeva Costume Design

Tamara Batalova Sound Director

Leonid Derbenyov Lyricist

V. Leonov Script Editor

Vladimir Seleznyov First Assistant Director

Lyubov Maksimovich Makeup & Hair

Vladimir Kuchinsky Assistant Director

Igor Shtanko Camera Operator

International Titles

Ruské pole Trailer

Rusko Polje Trailer

Az orosz mezö Trailer

Barwy ziemi Trailer

Russkoye pole Trailer

Російське поле Trailer

Production Companies

Mosfilm

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