Nikolai Dovzhenko Trailers
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Most Popular Nikolai Dovzhenko Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
May Stars Trailer (1959)
05 May 1959
May 1945. On the outskirts of Prague, ordinary people meet Soviet soldiers-liberators with tears of joy in their eyes.
There Is Such a Lad Trailer (1966)
04 January 1966
A story about Pashka, a really decent, honest guy, even though he lies a lot, who is looking for happiness and love.
The Lost Photography Trailer (1960)
12 May 1960
A young boy from Prague is trying to find a Soviet soldier from the old 1945 picture.
It Began This Way... Trailer (1956)
25 December 1956
A Moscow group of Komsomol members arrives on the virgin lands, in the Kazakh steppes, and immediately faces bureaucracy and carelessness.
On My Green Land... Trailer (1958)
14 December 1958
Kirilyuk, the director of the timber processing plant, decides to cut down Oleniy Top, a large forest on the steep slope below which the village is located.
The Sinner Trailer (1962)
15 November 1962
About the fate of a young girl who, under the influence of great love, left a religious sect where her parents brought her.
Wait for Letters Trailer (1960)
18 September 1960
A group of young people comes to a Siberian construction site. They form a brigade, one of their tasks being cutting of a track for a power line.
The Hundredth and First Trailer (1962)
01 January 1962
An American photographer, eagerly anticipating a sensational suicide on a New York skyscraper, was fortunate to receive a report about the hundredth suicide, but whom would be the hundredth and one?
The Secret of the Green Forest Trailer (1961)
31 October 1961
The film is set in the early XX century. Three friends of the working of the Ural village - Yegor, Petka and Stickleback - are not on good terms with boys from across the street led by Senka Kozhin.
Brothers Trailer (1957)
23 August 1957
Story of two brothers, stayed in different parts of Korea. Elder one works on recovery of electric plant.
