Old Young People Trailer

Old Young People Trailer (1992)

01 June 1992 Drama 88 mins

A film about the different destinies of the sixties during the period of perestroika. The young sociologist sacrificed his scientific career for the underground development of his ideas, which became common during the era of “perestroika”. This is a film about the “children of Khrushchev’s thaw” who took a breath of freedom after the 20th Party Congress...

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Crew

Aleksandr Shchurikhin

Aleksandr Shchurikhin Production Design

Vladimir Posternak

Vladimir Posternak Production Design

Valentin Savenkov

Valentin Savenkov Director of Photography

Oleg Shuher

Director

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Russia 01 June 1992

Production Companies

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