The Last Meeting Trailer

The Last Meeting Trailer (1974)

30 December 1974 Drama 92 mins

Writer Pavel Snegirev comes to the village where during the war there was an orphanage where he spent his childhood, and meets his old friend Klim Avilov. The collective farm foreman does not understand and does not accept the writer, who did not keep his promised word and did not return after the army, thereby betraying both their friendship and the love of Anichka, who had been waiting for Pavel all this time. Their meeting is the last in their lives.

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Cast

Gennady Sayfulin

as Pavel Snegirev

Alyosha Molostov

as Pavel Snegirev as a boy

Vladimir Menshov

as Klim Avilov

Volodya Gubin

as Klim Avilov in his youth

Seryozha Shegolyov

as Klim Avilov as a boy

Svetlana Orlova

as Anya Zadorozhnaya

Aleksei Grabbe

as Timofey Spirin

Lubov Mysheva

as Tamara Avilova

Georgiy Yumatov

as Nikolay Snegirev

Sin Sayto

as Auki Guro

Artur Nichenkin

as Maksim Oleksich

Yunus Yusupov

as Akchurin

Leonid Platonov

as Markel Stepanovich

Elena Maksimova

as Drenched Passerby

Crew

Vyacheslav Yegorov

Vyacheslav Yegorov Director of Photography

George Dmitriev

Original Music Composer

Olga Bednova

Olga Bednova Production Design

Mikhail Galudzin

Mikhail Galudzin Sound Director

Aleksandr Garibyan

Aleksandr Garibyan Camera Operator

Ivan Proskurin

Ivan Proskurin Camera Operator

Viktor Glazkov

Viktor Glazkov VFX Artist

Natalya Polyakh

Natalya Polyakh Assistant Production Design

Olga Dobrova-Kulikova

Olga Dobrova-Kulikova First Assistant Director

Tagi Aliyev

Tagi Aliyev Executive Producer

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