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IMDb196944mSoviet Union

Don't Lose the Banner

Не потеряйте знамя

Synopsis

According to the story by Ya. Dlugolensky Five-year-old boy Misha, after spending only one day in a military camp, discovered the world and a person.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Vadim Gnedkov
Screenplay & Story
Yakov Dlugolenskiy, Yuriy Malashin, Arkadiy Zelmanov
Original Score
Askold Murov
Original Title
Не потеряйте знамя
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
44m
Production Studios
Novosibirsktelefilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Vadim Gnedkov

Screenplay & Story

Yakov Dlugolenskiy, Yuriy Malashin, Arkadiy Zelmanov

Original Score & Music

Askold Murov

Director of Photography

Sergey Chavchavadze

Department Leadership Roster

Vadim Gnedkov

Director

Yuriy Malashin

Writer

Arkadiy Zelmanov

Writer

Sergey Chavchavadze

Director of Photography

Sergey Chavchavadze

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Don't Lose the Banner.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Don't Lose the Banner

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

What is Don't Lose the Banner about?

According to the story by Ya. Dlugolensky Five-year-old boy Misha, after spending only one day in a military camp, discovered the world and a person.

Who directed Don't Lose the Banner?

Don't Lose the Banner was directed by Vadim Gnedkov.

Who stars in Don't Lose the Banner?

The principal cast of Don't Lose the Banner includes Aleksey Samolyotov, Vitaliy Klish, Yevgeniy Lemeshonok, Igor Baranov, Evgeniy Ilovayskiy.

When was Don't Lose the Banner released and how long is it?

Don't Lose the Banner was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 44m.

Who composed the musical score for Don't Lose the Banner?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Don't Lose the Banner was composed by Askold Murov.