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Gardens of Semiramide

სემირამიდას ბაღები

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Siko Dolidze
Screenplay & Story
Siko Dolidze
Original Score
Дмитрий Тохадзе
Original Title
სემირამიდას ბაღები
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Georgian, Russian
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
Georgia-Film

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Siko Dolidze

Screenplay & Story

Siko Dolidze

Original Score & Music

Дмитрий Тохадзе

Director of Photography

Feliks Vysotsky

Film Editing

Vasili Dolenko

Department Leadership Roster

Siko Dolidze

Siko Dolidze

Director

Siko Dolidze

Siko Dolidze

Writer

Feliks Vysotsky

Director of Photography

Дмитрий Тохадзе

Original Music Composer

Kakhaber Khutsishvili

Production Design

Vasili Dolenko

Editor

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gardens of Semiramide

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

What is Gardens of Semiramide about?

Gardens of Semiramide is a War, Romance film released in 1970.

Who directed Gardens of Semiramide?

Gardens of Semiramide was directed by Siko Dolidze.

Who stars in Gardens of Semiramide?

The principal cast of Gardens of Semiramide includes Megi Tsulukidze, Giorgi Kikadze, Dudukhana Tserodze, Ipolite Khvichia, Galina Spoludennaya.

When was Gardens of Semiramide released and how long is it?

Gardens of Semiramide was released in 1970 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for Gardens of Semiramide?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Gardens of Semiramide was composed by Дмитрий Тохадзе.