01 January 1991 Drama 151 mins
The difficult fate of a man who went through the war, the horror of Hitler’s and Stalin’s camps, but retained fortitude, decency and purity.
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Ivan Lapikov as Aleksei
Galina Orlova as Liza
Boris Nevzorov as Nikolai Artyomovich
Ada Rohovtseva as Tatyana Sergeyevna
Lyusyena Ovchinnikova as Mariya
Vadim Lyubshin as Alyosha
Elena Drobysheva as Gulya
Igor Bochkin as Pavel
Gennadi Frolov as Nikolai Afanasevich
Sergey Chekan as Young Aleksei
Fyodor Valikov as Sidor Ivanovich
Sergey Barabanshchikov as Slavik
Vladimir Sklyarov as Police Chief
Ilya Gurin Director
Ilya Gurin Screenplay
Vatslav Mikhalsky Screenplay
Vatslav Mikhalsky Novel
Yuri Butsko Music
Evgeniy Davydov Director of Photography
Igor Klebanov Director of Photography
Rimma Tsegelnitskaya Editor
Valentina Kharlashova Assistant Editor
Vladimir Rossikhin Color Timer
Boris Kuzovkin Production Design
Boris Duksht Set Decoration
Emma Malaya Costume Design
Vera Artyomova-Shavrey Makeup Artist
Tatyana Zotova Set Designer
Arif Aliev Sound Engineer
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