11 March 1979 Comedy, TV Movie 124 mins
Based on the eponymous play by K. Čapek, directed by the State Academic Maly Theatre of the USSR. The Macropoulos Method — an elixir of immortality, the possibility of which becomes a test of the characters' human integrity in the play.
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Nelli Kornienko as Эмилия Марти
Vladimir Kenigson as Ярослав Прус
Eduard Martsevich as Альберт Грегор
Aleksandr Ovchinnikov as Янек
Yevgeni Vesnik as Гаук-Шeндорф
Evgeniya Glushenko as Кристина
Arkady Smirnov as Витек
Vladimir Kolosov as машинист сцены
Maya Markova Director
Karel Čapek Story
Vladimir Monakhov Director
Aleksandr Shaporin Director of Photography
Anatoliy Pappe Music
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