Dubravka
Дубравка
Synopsis
In the Crimea, on the shore of the Black Sea lives a girl nicknamed Dubravka. The girl plays soccer, swims in the sea, runs with boys in a race and often becomes a participant of any adventure. But the time comes - and Dubravka begins to grow up. She is as if in a “suspended” state: she is no longer interested in playing with boys, and older boys and girls do not pay much attention to her or perceive her as a child. In the house Dubravka settles vacationer Valentina Grigorievna. The girl likes her so much that Dubravka even “fell in love” with her. Dubravka's neighbor, the lonely father Peter Petrovich, and Valentina sympathize with each other, and Dubravka becomes very jealous of her. The girl does not know where to go from the contradictions simmering in her.
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Lina Braknyte
Dubravka
Niele Vikiraite
Valentina
Georgi Millyar
Anton Yurievitch
Olga Anikina
Viktor Semyonovskiy
Kolya
Vitali Fadeyev
Pyotr Petrovich
K. Usatov
Georgi Slabinyak
Ilya Fomich
Sergei Tikhonov
Vovka Iron
Misha Chernysh
Zelyonka
Alla Vitruk
Snow Queen
Ronald Gravis
Nina Akimova
Olga Semyonova
Gerda
Valeriy Zubarev
Grigoriy Lyampe
Lev Perfilov
Lyudmila Itsekzon
Release History & Theatrical Window
October 10, 1967
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Radomir Vasilevsky
- Screenplay & Story
- Yuri Chulyukin, Radiy Pogodin, Vasili Reshetnikov
- Original Score
- Eduard Lazarev
- Original Title
- Дубравка
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- Odessa Film Studio
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Radomir Vasilevsky
Yuri Chulyukin, Radiy Pogodin, Vasili Reshetnikov
Eduard Lazarev
Vasily Kirbizhekov, Nikolai Lukanyov
T. Don
Mikhail Barabolko, L. Rybak
Department Leadership Roster
Radomir Vasilevsky
Director
Yuri Chulyukin
Writer
Yevgeni Galei
Production Design
Pavel Kholshchevnikov
Production Design
Vasily Kirbizhekov
Director of Photography
Nikolai Lukanyov
Director of Photography
Eduard Lazarev
Original Music Composer
I. Pishenina
Costume Design
T. Don
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dubravka
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What is Dubravka about?
In the Crimea, on the shore of the Black Sea lives a girl nicknamed Dubravka. The girl plays soccer, swims in the sea, runs with boys in a race and often becomes a participant of any adventure. But the time comes - and Dubravka begins to grow up. She is as if in a “suspended” state: she is no longer interested in playing with boys, and older boys and girls do not pay much attention to her or perceive her as a child. In the house Dubravka settles vacationer Valentina Grigorievna. The girl likes her so much that Dubravka even “fell in love” with her. Dubravka's neighbor, the lonely father Peter Petrovich, and Valentina sympathize with each other, and Dubravka becomes very jealous of her. The girl does not know where to go from the contradictions simmering in her.
Who directed Dubravka?
Dubravka was directed by Radomir Vasilevsky.
Who stars in Dubravka?
The principal cast of Dubravka includes Lina Braknyte, Niele Vikiraite, Georgi Millyar, Olga Anikina, Viktor Semyonovskiy.
When was Dubravka released and how long is it?
Dubravka was released in 1967 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.
Who composed the musical score for Dubravka?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Dubravka was composed by Eduard Lazarev.