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We Have Children..

У нас есть дети..

Synopsis

Three novels about parenting: "The Snow Maiden", "Zoolog" and "Uncle Sasha". Based on the stories of Vera Chubakova, Mark Burnesov, Nikolai Samokhin.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Vadim Gnedkov
Screenplay & Story
Vadim Gnedkov, Yuriy Malashin, Tamara Bobrova
Original Score
Askold Murov
Original Title
У нас есть дети..
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 23m
Production Studios
Novosibirsktelefilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Vadim Gnedkov

Screenplay & Story

Vadim Gnedkov, Yuriy Malashin, Tamara Bobrova

Original Score & Music

Askold Murov

Director of Photography

Sergey Chavchavadze

Department Leadership Roster

Vadim Gnedkov

Director

Vadim Gnedkov

Writer

Yuriy Malashin

Writer

Tamara Bobrova

Writer

Sergey Chavchavadze

Director of Photography

Vladimir Bushuev

Production Design

Robert Akopov

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for We Have Children...

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Frequently Asked Questions About We Have Children..

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

What is We Have Children.. about?

Three novels about parenting: "The Snow Maiden", "Zoolog" and "Uncle Sasha". Based on the stories of Vera Chubakova, Mark Burnesov, Nikolai Samokhin.

Who directed We Have Children..?

We Have Children.. was directed by Vadim Gnedkov.

Who stars in We Have Children..?

The principal cast of We Have Children.. includes Vova Korovkin, Zhenya Frolov, Vadik Molokov, Igor Polyakov, Yelena Popenko.

When was We Have Children.. released and how long is it?

We Have Children.. was released in 1966 with a total runtime of 1h 23m.

Who composed the musical score for We Have Children..?

The original motion picture soundtrack for We Have Children.. was composed by Askold Murov.