30 January 1974 Drama, TV Movie 150 mins
Mr. Puntilla is kind to his servants only when he's drunk, and at other times, they endure nothing but insults from him. However, the servant Matti manages to preserve his human dignity...
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Boris Sitko Director
Lidiya Ishimbaeva Director
Yury Bugna Director of Photography
Paul Dessau Music
Bertolt Brecht Author
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