Semyon Farada Movie Trailers
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"Nippel" System Trailer (1991)
01 May 1991
Senya Rodimtsev is released on bail from a psychiatric clinic. His goal is to kill a bureaucrat nicknamed Bamboo - Lazar Fomich and, thus, solve his housing problem.
The Fatal Eggs Trailer (1995)
05 May 1995
Based on the motifs of M. Bulhakow's story with the same title. The thing about the scientist-zoologist Persikow, whose unique invention makes the rate of formation and development of organisms grow thousands of times.
Bolotnaya Street, or the Cure Against Sex Trailer (1991)
14 January 1991
A high-rise building's residents and firefighters who arrived to extinguish the house, which broke out from a “love” spark.
The Passion According to Vladimir Trailer (1990)
31 January 1990
The film takes place in the office of the head of one of the research institutes. The problem of whether or not to be a Vysotsky concert at the institute’s club is being solved.
Trainers Trailer (1987)
17 September 1987
Grisha Utochkin once told the guys that his nondescript-looking dog, Palma, knows how to catch criminals.
Death macaroni, or Professor Buggensberg's mistake Trailer (1992)
01 January 1992
A surreal fairy tale for adult viewers, mixing animated and live performances. Wasn't finished due to budget problems.
Dodgy Trailer (1993)
01 February 1993
An escaped prisoner, breaking the laws of hospitality, kills the dog of a boy whose grandfather gave him shelter.
We're Just Acquaintances Trailer (1992)
09 May 1992
Alexander Podbolotov is called the "Russian Pavarotti." He sings wherever he can — in the park by the pond, in the museum among the statues, in small living rooms.
Sin Trailer (1992)
27 April 1992
Sergey Sergeyevich, a retired KGB colonel, has been enjoying his long-standing retirement. He remains fit and energetic, with little to complain about in life—he has everything he needs, even a mistress who dreams of marrying him.
What is Yeralash? Trailer (1986)
01 January 1986
A musical and television performance film dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the children's film magazine Yeralash.