Let the Charms Last Long Trailer (1984)

08 April 1984 Drama 110 mins

Anton Nikolaevich Skvortsov (O.Yefremov) is a strong and resolute person, for all his life he has been heading a big labor collective, and now he is retired, he interred his wife half a year ago, beared infarction, and now is living in his big flat with a daughter, her husband and a grown-up granddaughter. His attending doctor recommended his daughter to send him to the veterans house, in order that he could live with coevals, surrounded by congenial people and not feel so lonely. Not being able to stand all this, Anton Nikolaevich runs away from his house and goes on a sightseeing tour about Moscow. On the excursion bus he gets acquainted with Anna Konstantinovna (I.Savvina), whos retired on pension. This meeting turnes his life upside-down.

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Cast

Crew

Valeriya Peruanskaya Writer

Yaropolk Lapshin Director

Aleksandr Chervinsky Screenplay

Gennadii Alekseev Producer

Yuriy Levitin Music

Yuri Istratov Production Design

Sergey Gavrilov Director of Photography

International Titles

Prodlis, Prodlis, Ocharovaniye... Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 08 April 1984

Production Companies

Sverdlovsk Film Studio

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