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1971Soviet Union

Third Daughter

Третья дочь

Synopsis

The film is about a Tajik potter, endowed with an extraordinary talent as an artist, but unable to find his right path in life. But the youngest daughter will continue her father's creative traditions, opening up the wonderful world of folk art to people.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Anvar Turaev
Screenplay & Story
Fateh Niyazi
Original Score
Said Hamrayev
Original Title
Третья дочь
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
Tajikfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Anvar Turaev

Screenplay & Story

Fateh Niyazi

Original Score & Music

Said Hamrayev

Director of Photography

Anvar Mansurov

Department Leadership Roster

Anvar Turaev

Anvar Turaev

Director

Fateh Niyazi

Writer

Anvar Mansurov

Director of Photography

David Ilyabaev

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Third Daughter.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Third Daughter

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

What is Third Daughter about?

The film is about a Tajik potter, endowed with an extraordinary talent as an artist, but unable to find his right path in life. But the youngest daughter will continue her father's creative traditions, opening up the wonderful world of folk art to people.

Who directed Third Daughter?

Third Daughter was directed by Anvar Turaev.

Who stars in Third Daughter?

The principal cast of Third Daughter includes Ato Mukhamedzhanov, Tamara Kokova, Anvar Turaev, Khabibullo Abdurazakov, Abdulkhamid Nurmatov.

When was Third Daughter released and how long is it?

Third Daughter was released in 1971 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for Third Daughter?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Third Daughter was composed by Said Hamrayev.