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Подых навальніцы

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Viktor Turov
Screenplay & Story
Viktor Turov
Original Score
Oleg Yanchenko
Original Title
Подых навальніцы
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Belarusian, Russian
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
Belarusfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Viktor Turov

Screenplay & Story

Viktor Turov, Ivan Melezh

Original Score & Music

Oleg Yanchenko

Director of Photography

Dmitriy Zaytsev

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Ivan Melezh

Department Leadership Roster

Viktor Turov

Viktor Turov

Screenplay

Viktor Turov

Viktor Turov

Director

Oleg Yanchenko

Oleg Yanchenko

Original Music Composer

Dmitriy Zaytsev

Director of Photography

Alim Matveychuk

Alim Matveychuk

Production Design

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Frequently Asked Questions About Подых навальніцы

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

What is Подых навальніцы about?

Подых навальніцы is a Romance, History film released in 1982.

Who directed Подых навальніцы?

Подых навальніцы was directed by Viktor Turov.

Who stars in Подых навальніцы?

The principal cast of Подых навальніцы includes Elena Borzova, Yuriy Kazyuchits, Boris Nevzorov, Yuri Gorobets, Fyodor Shmakov.

When was Подых навальніцы released and how long is it?

Подых навальніцы was released in 1982 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for Подых навальніцы?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Подых навальніцы was composed by Oleg Yanchenko.

Is Подых навальніцы based on a book or true story?

Подых навальніцы is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Ivan Melezh".