Big Volodya, Small Volodya Trailer (1985)

15 September 1985 Drama, TV Movie

The action takes place in a backwater small town. The story of the life of a married couple - Colonel Yagich and his wife Sophia Lvovna, a young woman, and their friend - a military doctor, who is called, like Sonechka's husband, Vladimir. Partly to spite Volodya the little man who once did not reciprocate her feeling, Sonechka married Yagich, who is thirty years older than she is. Soon the longing came - she did not love her husband. Soniechka rushes back to Volodya the little, and they begin a stormy romance...

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Cast

Crew

Viacheslav Kryshtofovych Director

Viacheslav Kryshtofovych Writer

Anton Chekhov Short Story

Inna Bychenkova Costume Design

Oleksii Levchenko Production Design

Vadym Khrapachov Original Music Composer

Vasyl Trushkovskyi Director of Photography

Production Companies

Dovzhenko Film Studios

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