Forgotten Tune for the Flute Trailer (1987)

23 October 1987 Drama, Comedy, Romance 134 mins

A flutist in the forgotten past, at present the husband of a “big man’s” daughter and head of one of the Chief Directorate’s sections felt unwell one day: the forty-year-old man had a pain in his heart. This unpleasant incident provided an opportunity to meet a nurse named Lida. However, their stormy love affair ended, with Filimonov returning to normal life and an unloved wife.

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Cast

Leonid Filatov as Leonid Semyonovich Filimonov

Tatyana Dogileva as Lida

Irina Kupchenko as Elena Fedorovna

Vsevolod Sanayev as Yaroslav Stepanovich

Olga Volkova as Evgenia Danilovna Surova

Sergei Artsybashev as Aleksey Yakimovich

Aleksandr Shirvindt as Myasoyedov

Valentin Gaft as Odinkov

Elena Mayorova as Luysya

Vatslav Dvorzhetsky as Semyon Filimonov

Yelena Fadeyeva as Leonid's mother

Aleksandr Pankratov-Chyornyy as Sasha

Pyotr Merkuryev as choir director from Tambov

Yevgeni Voskresensky as Kirill

Nina Agapova as Tatyana Georgievna

Tatyana Agafonova as chorus girl

Crew

Eldar Ryazanov Director

Emil Braginskiy Writer

Eldar Ryazanov Writer

Aleksandr Borisov Production Design

Natalya Ivanova Costume Design

Valeriya Belova Editor

Semyon Litvinov Sound Director

Vadim Alisov Director of Photography

Sergey Nikitin Songs

Yevgeny Yevtushenko Lyricist

Yuriy Ryashentsev Lyricist

Eldar Ryazanov Lyricist

Tatyana Nikitina Songs

Sergei Skripka Conductor

Evgeny Tsymbal First Assistant Director

Sergei Naugolnykh Camera Operator

International Titles

Zabytaya melodiya dlya fleyty Trailer

Production Companies

Mosfilm

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