08 October 1979 Factual 41 mins
Alisa Freyndlikh in a rush — there isn't a single calm, free minute. Rehearsals, discussions of roles with Igor Vladimirov, her daughter Varya's birthday, daytime and evening performances, meetings with the audience...
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Alisa Freyndlikh as Self
Igor Vladimirov as Self
Mikhail Boyarskiy as Self
Andrei Tarkovsky as Self
Dmitriy Barkov as Self
Varvara Vladimirova as Self
Lyudmila Stanukinas Director
Vladimir Dyakonov Director of Photography
Pavel Kogan Writer
Vladimir Dyakonov Writer
Gennadiy Gladkov Music
Aleksandr Kolker Music
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