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198820mSoviet Union

Krivoarbatsky 12

Кривоарбатский, дом 12

Synopsis

A brief overview of the work of the great Russian architect Konstantin Melnikov, with a focus on the famous Melnikov House in Moscow’s Krivoarbatsky Lane and the problems faced by modern architects, echoing Melnikov’s troubles in the era of Stalinist architecture.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Zoya Fomina
Screenplay & Story
Olga Sviblova
Original Title
Кривоарбатский, дом 12
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
20m
Production Studios
Central Studio of Documentary Films

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Zoya Fomina

Screenplay & Story

Olga Sviblova

Director of Photography

Yuriy Sosnitskiy, Valery Nikonov

Department Leadership Roster

Zoya Fomina

Zoya Fomina

Director

Olga Sviblova

Olga Sviblova

Writer

Yuriy Sosnitskiy

Director of Photography

Valery Nikonov

Valery Nikonov

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Krivoarbatsky 12.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Krivoarbatsky 12

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

What is Krivoarbatsky 12 about?

A brief overview of the work of the great Russian architect Konstantin Melnikov, with a focus on the famous Melnikov House in Moscow’s Krivoarbatsky Lane and the problems faced by modern architects, echoing Melnikov’s troubles in the era of Stalinist architecture.

Who directed Krivoarbatsky 12?

Krivoarbatsky 12 was directed by Zoya Fomina.

Who stars in Krivoarbatsky 12?

The principal cast of Krivoarbatsky 12 includes Not specified.

When was Krivoarbatsky 12 released and how long is it?

Krivoarbatsky 12 was released in 1988 with a total runtime of 20m.