
White Roses, Pink Elephants
Белые розы, розовые слоны
Synopsis
Molly Egan, an almshouse resident, takes part in picketing a laboratory developing nuclear weapons. Judge Henry Pulaski finds her guilty of “trespassing.” Not heeding his warning, Molly again participates in the picket, for which she goes to prison.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Ion Ungureanu, Alla Yevdokimova
- Screenplay & Story
- Irina Dorokhova, Leonid Gerchikov, William Gibson
- Original Title
- Белые розы, розовые слоны
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 49m
- Production Studios
- Central Television USSR
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ion Ungureanu, Alla Yevdokimova
Irina Dorokhova, Leonid Gerchikov, William Gibson
Vladislav Efimov
Department Leadership Roster
Ion Ungureanu
Director
Alla Yevdokimova
Director
Irina Dorokhova
Writer
Leonid Gerchikov
Writer
Vladislav Efimov
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About White Roses, Pink Elephants
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is White Roses, Pink Elephants about?
Molly Egan, an almshouse resident, takes part in picketing a laboratory developing nuclear weapons. Judge Henry Pulaski finds her guilty of “trespassing.” Not heeding his warning, Molly again participates in the picket, for which she goes to prison.
Who directed White Roses, Pink Elephants?
White Roses, Pink Elephants was directed by Ion Ungureanu, Alla Yevdokimova.
Who stars in White Roses, Pink Elephants?
The principal cast of White Roses, Pink Elephants includes Andrey Mironov, Lyudmila Chursina, Svetlana Sadkovskaya, Alexey Artamonov, Nina Beloborodova.
When was White Roses, Pink Elephants released and how long is it?
White Roses, Pink Elephants was released in 1987 with a total runtime of 1h 49m.
