Let's Part - While We're Good Trailer (1991)

09 August 1991 Adventure, Action, Romance 141 mins

"Let us part - while we‘re good," Bagrat says to the peasants who have sheltered him, bleeding, from his pursuers. Let's part before any of you betray me... Love and hatred, meanness and courage, betrayal and self-sacrifice - everything that a romantic, adventurous plot requires (and that is also found in everyday life!).

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Cast

Georgi Darchiashvili as Bagrat Kyapsh

Nana Andronikashvili as Guranda Kyapsh, sestra Bagrata

Vladimir Sichkar as Lagu

Mikhail Bogdasarov as episode

Aleksandr Bureyev as Hish

Ljudmila Potapova as Lenala

Sergey Maksimov as Osman Chachba, syn knyagini

Muhammad Ali Mahmadov as Talbey

Galina Umpelyova as knyaginya Chachba

Dagun Omayev as Kadyr

Isfandiyor Gulyamov as Arsentius, greek

Julien Rosales as Mikis, syn Arsentiya

Musa Dudayev as mulla

Yuliya Rutberg as Adu, prisluga knyagini

Edvardas Kunavičius as Tachkun

Daler Majidov as Isa

Crew

Vladimir Ilin Camera Operator

Gennadiy Gladkov Original Music Composer

Sergey Sendyk Producer

Fazil Iskander Novel

Vladimir Motyl Director

Vladimir Motyl Screenplay

Viktor Yushin Production Design

International Titles

Rasstanemsya - Poka Khoroshie Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 09 August 1991

Production Companies

Mosfilm

Krug

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