Anna Petrovna
Анна Петровна
Synopsis
Anna Petrovna has been dealt a bad hand: having survived the civil war and the deaths of her husband and daughter, she is now faced with her granddaughter's indifference. After her ring, the only piece of jewelry she owns, turns out to be an expensive item, drama ensues.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Inessa Seleznyova
- Screenplay & Story
- Gennady Golovin
- Original Score
- Vladimir Martynov
- Original Title
- Анна Петровна
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 2h 17m
- Production Studios
- Ekran
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Inessa Seleznyova
Gennady Golovin
Vladimir Martynov
Vladimir Brusin
Department Leadership Roster
Inessa Seleznyova
Director
Gennady Golovin
Writer
Vladimir Brusin
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Anna Petrovna
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What is Anna Petrovna about?
Anna Petrovna has been dealt a bad hand: having survived the civil war and the deaths of her husband and daughter, she is now faced with her granddaughter's indifference. After her ring, the only piece of jewelry she owns, turns out to be an expensive item, drama ensues.
Who directed Anna Petrovna?
Anna Petrovna was directed by Inessa Seleznyova.
Who stars in Anna Petrovna?
The principal cast of Anna Petrovna includes Yelena Yunger, Larisa Guzeeva, Valeriy Khromushkin, Yelena Adruzova, Vladimir Knyazev.
When was Anna Petrovna released and how long is it?
Anna Petrovna was released in 1989 with a total runtime of 2h 17m.
Who composed the musical score for Anna Petrovna?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Anna Petrovna was composed by Vladimir Martynov.
Is Anna Petrovna based on a book or true story?
Anna Petrovna is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Gennady Golovin".