Yuliya Tarkhova Trailers
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Most Popular Yuliya Tarkhova Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
Wagon Trailer (1993)
06 June 1993
After perestroika in the Soviet Union there is a total collapse of the Soviet system, which leads to chaos in the country.
Zina-Zinulya Trailer (1986)
03 November 1986
Being such an amazingly honest, straightforward person like Zina unfortunately means making your life very difficult.
Tomorrow Was the War Trailer (1987)
18 October 1987
This movie is based on a novel by Boris Vasiliev and describes life in a small Russian provincial town in 1940 - one year before Germany invaded the Soviet Union.
The Stone Soul Trailer (1988)
01 December 1988
The events take place in the XIX century, in the Carpathian mountains. It is the screen adaptation of the novel by Hnat Khotkevych based on the legend of brave leaders who fought against the Austrian Habsburgs and the Polish magnates for the happiness and freedom of its people.
Lovers of December Trailer (1992)
26 August 1992
A mother can't stand her son, a sister can't stand her brother, a woman in love can't stand her lover.
A Quiet Outpost Trailer (1985)
01 January 1985
Senior Lieutenant Vasily Bodrug and his wife Evgenia arrive at the border outpost after the wedding to serve.
A Host of White Princesses Trailer (1992)
10 December 1992
On April 8, 1894, a young princess from the Duchy of Hesse-Darmstadt, to the great joy of the heir to the Russian throne, Nicholas, finally agrees to convert to Orthodoxy and become his wife.
Accomplice Trailer (1991)
01 January 1991
Young Nina was hired as a teacher at a vocational school. She is full of optimism. Trying to get in touch with her charges, looking into books on psychology and taking timid steps towards rapprochement, she tries to understand their problems and feel the very “material” that she will only have to come to terms with.
Apnoe Trailer (1992)
02 March 1992
On a visit to the "new Russian", the father of a thirteen-year-old boy, guests come to the dacha on New Year's Eve.
