Trust Me, People
Верьте мне, люди
Synopsis
A criminal tries to regain the trust of fellow citizens after the release from prison.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ilya Gurin, Vladimir Berenstein, Leonid Lukov
- Screenplay & Story
- Yuri German, Semyon Klebanov, Vera Biryukova
- Original Score
- Mark Fradkin
- Original Title
- Верьте мне, люди
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 51m
- Production Studios
- Gorky Film Studios
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ilya Gurin, Vladimir Berenstein, Leonid Lukov
Yuri German, Semyon Klebanov, Vera Biryukova
Mark Fradkin
Mikhail Kirillov
A. Klebanova
Natan Gofman
Department Leadership Roster
Ilya Gurin
Director
Vladimir Berenstein
Director
Yakov Rivosh
Production Design
Mikhail Kirillov
Director of Photography
Mark Fradkin
Original Music Composer
Yuri German
Writer
Natalya Panova
Costume Design
Yakov Rivosh
Costume Design
A. Klebanova
Editor
Leonid Lukov
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Trust Me, People
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What is Trust Me, People about?
A criminal tries to regain the trust of fellow citizens after the release from prison.
Who directed Trust Me, People?
Trust Me, People was directed by Ilya Gurin, Vladimir Berenstein, Leonid Lukov.
Who stars in Trust Me, People?
The principal cast of Trust Me, People includes Kirill Lavrov, Vladimir Samoylov, Iryna Bunina, Stanislav Chekan, Vsevolod Kuznetsov.
When was Trust Me, People released and how long is it?
Trust Me, People was released in 1964 with a total runtime of 1h 51m.
Who composed the musical score for Trust Me, People?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Trust Me, People was composed by Mark Fradkin.
Is Trust Me, People based on a book or true story?
Trust Me, People is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Yuri German".