The Kidnapping of a Wizard Trailer (1989)

01 January 1989 History, Sci-Fi 105 mins

A young post-graduate from Minsk Anna Mazurkevich comes to her native village, where she hasnt been for 12 years, to stay in her grannys house. Here, in peace and quiet, she is intended to write a thesis. But suddenly two strangers come and claim that yesterday in Minsk the houses owner let out to them for two weeks, and to convince her they switch on TV-set, where Annas mother confirm their words and asks her to stay for a while with their neighbor ankle Gena. All this looks very strange because not very clear how they managed to organize live broadcast. Then absolutely inexplicable things start to happen. The strangers say that they have to go to the XVIII century to find a genius, living at that moment right here, and take him to the future.

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Cast

Yuliya Aug

Romualdas Ramanauskas

Crew

Viktor Kobzev Director

Kir Bulychyov Screenplay

Kir Bulychyov Writer

Viktor Kobzev Screenplay

International Titles

Pokhishcheniye charodeya Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 01 January 1989

Production Companies

Sverdlovsk Film Studio

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