Nonna Fudim Trailers
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Most Popular Nonna Fudim Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
The Orphans Trailer (1977)
20 June 1977
A story about a group of Russian boys who have lost their fathers in the World War II.
Iz zhizni otdykhayushchikh Trailer (1981)
18 May 1981
Two reserved people, almost resigned to their loneliness, found each other at the Soviet-era sea resort on the late autumn.
Tale About Czar Pyotr Arranging Arap's Wedding Trailer (1976)
06 June 1976
Peter the Great takes a Russian man of African heritage - Ibrahim Petrovich Hannibal - under his wing as the tsar builds his grand navy.
Right of First Signature Trailer (1978)
01 October 1978
An employee of the foreign trade association Kazakov makes an offer to the American businessman Vikas to invest in the construction of a chemical plant.
With You and Without You Trailer (1973)
10 January 1973
Thirties. Fyodor Bazyrin, who had built up a strong household, fell in love with a village girl, so much so that he almost stole her from under the crown and took her to his farm, where he married the girl he loved.
The Story of the Voyages Trailer (1983)
05 September 1983
In this fantasy with dragons and flying machines, 10-year-old Marta is determined to find her brother who was kidnapped at Christmastime by a fake Saint Nick because the little boy is blessed with the ability to locate gold.
Formula of Love Trailer (1984)
30 December 1984
A young aristocrat, Aleksei Fedyashev, is languishing in his family's country estate, spending his days reading poetry and confessing his love.
The Eastern Corridor, or Racket in the Style of... Trailer (1990)
01 November 1990
In an old castle, the residence of a criminal authority, turned into a torture chamber for «knocking out» money from intractable businessmen, a representative from Moscow is waiting.
The Limits, or The Fourth Dream Trailer (1988)
01 October 1988
In the Soviet era, everyone wanted to go to Moscow because people in Moscow "had everything"! Meanwhile, limits were imposed on out-of-towners arriving in Moscow.
