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IMDb20051h 10mFinland, Russia

Pavlov's Dogs

Pavlovin koirat

“These days, even poverty can be bought.”

Synopsis

The film is about a psychologist and entertainment industry operator Sergei Knyazev, who organizes parties for rich people and various role-playing games where they can play beggars or take part in duels, for example.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Arto Halonen
Screenplay & Story
Arto Halonen
Original Title
Pavlovin koirat
Country of Origin
Finland, Russia
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
1h 10m
Production Studios
Art Films Production

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Arto Halonen

Screenplay & Story

Arto Halonen

Director of Photography

Dmitri Avrorin

Film Editing

Sanna Liinamaa

Producers

Arto Halonen

Department Leadership Roster

Arto Halonen

Arto Halonen

Producer

Sanna Liinamaa

Editor

Arto Halonen

Arto Halonen

Writer

Dmitri Avrorin

Director of Photography

Arto Halonen

Arto Halonen

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Pavlov's Dogs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pavlov's Dogs

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Pavlov's Dogs about?

The film is about a psychologist and entertainment industry operator Sergei Knyazev, who organizes parties for rich people and various role-playing games where they can play beggars or take part in duels, for example.

Who directed Pavlov's Dogs?

Pavlov's Dogs was directed by Arto Halonen.

Who stars in Pavlov's Dogs?

The principal cast of Pavlov's Dogs includes Sergei Knyazev, Vladimir Viktorovich.

When was Pavlov's Dogs released and how long is it?

Pavlov's Dogs was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.