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19661h 5mSoviet Union

Spring and Operetta

Весна и оперетта

Synopsis

On this beautiful spring evening, excerpts from famous operettas performed by Masters of the Soviet era, including the unforgettable, beloved since childhood, Nikolai Kashirsky, the young rising star of the Moscow operetta Tatiana Shmyga, the amazing timbral possibilities of the voice - Evgeny Kibkalo and other Soviet singers.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Nikolai Ruban
Screenplay & Story
Nikolai Ruban
Original Title
Весна и оперетта
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 5m
Production Studios
Central Television USSR

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Nikolai Ruban

Screenplay & Story

Nikolai Ruban

Director of Photography

Vladimir Kulikov

Department Leadership Roster

Nikolai Ruban

Director

Vladimir Kulikov

Director of Photography

Mariya Konstantinova

Production Design

Nikolai Ruban

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Spring and Operetta.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Spring and Operetta

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

What is Spring and Operetta about?

On this beautiful spring evening, excerpts from famous operettas performed by Masters of the Soviet era, including the unforgettable, beloved since childhood, Nikolai Kashirsky, the young rising star of the Moscow operetta Tatiana Shmyga, the amazing timbral possibilities of the voice - Evgeny Kibkalo and other Soviet singers.

Who directed Spring and Operetta?

Spring and Operetta was directed by Nikolai Ruban.

Who stars in Spring and Operetta?

The principal cast of Spring and Operetta includes Nikolai Ruban, Lyudmila Smaragdova, Eugeny Kibkalo, Yuri Savelyev, Valentina Maron.

When was Spring and Operetta released and how long is it?

Spring and Operetta was released in 1966 with a total runtime of 1h 5m.