Olga Grigoryeva Trailers
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Total trailers found: 10
Looking for a Man Trailer (1973)
10 June 1973
At the heart of the movie - true stories about separations and meetings, about search of relatives, the proceeding many years after war.
Once Upon a Time Twenty Years Later Trailer (1980)
22 November 1980
During the twenty years school reunion classmates suddenly learn that one of them - Nadezhda Kruglova - is a proud mother of ten children.
Agony: The Life and Death of Rasputin Trailer (1981)
01 September 1981
As an adviser to the emperor Nicholas II, mystic Grigori Rasputin holds great influence over the empire.
The Humble Cemetery Trailer (1989)
01 December 1989
The main character Vorobei is a professional grave digger and alcohol addict, who runs away from hospital to dig graves instead of treating his head broken by his brother.
No Return Trailer (1974)
08 April 1974
According to the story of the same name by Anatoli Kalinin. The love story of Antonina and the battalion commander Nikitin, whom she sheltered after a severe wound.
Exodus Trailer (1991)
01 October 1991
At first they bullied her for a long time and in a sophisticated way. Then they killed her. In the courtroom, it became clear to her father that there was no evidence against the bastards and he would have to decide the trial himself.
Granddaughter of Ice Trailer (1980)
30 December 1980
The granddaughter of Santa Claus becomes an ordinary girl because of her love for the potter. An unusual version of the fairy tale about the Snow Maiden.
Whit Monday Trailer (1990)
01 January 1990
Ivan Khristoforov discovers the strange property of foreseeing explosions. Trying to understand the reason and meaning of this unusual ability, he turns to family history.
We Lived Next Door Trailer (1982)
24 March 1982
The happy days of the first love of eighth graders dimmed when they learned that Nadina's mother and Serezha's recently widowed father were going to live together.
