Wolves
Волки
Synopsis
Just after the end of the WW II, Kirill Poletayev manages to escape from a train full of prisoners, which gets stuck in a snowdrift. After a strenuous escape through the winter forest, completely frozen and weakened, finally reaches his native village. This situation forces people to take a stand.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Aleksandr Kolbyshev
- Screenplay & Story
- Aleksandr Kolbyshev, Alexander Chekmenev
- Original Score
- Oleg Fedoseyev
- Original Title
- Волки
- Country of Origin
- Belarus
- Spoken Languages
- Belarusian, Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 46m
- Production Studios
- Belarusfilm
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Aleksandr Kolbyshev
Aleksandr Kolbyshev, Alexander Chekmenev
Oleg Fedoseyev
Pavel Zubritsky
Department Leadership Roster
Aleksandr Kolbyshev
Director
Aleksandr Kolbyshev
Screenplay
Alexander Chekmenev
Screenplay
Pavel Zubritsky
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wolves
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What is Wolves about?
Just after the end of the WW II, Kirill Poletayev manages to escape from a train full of prisoners, which gets stuck in a snowdrift. After a strenuous escape through the winter forest, completely frozen and weakened, finally reaches his native village. This situation forces people to take a stand.
Who directed Wolves?
Wolves was directed by Aleksandr Kolbyshev.
Who stars in Wolves?
The principal cast of Wolves includes Dmitri Ulyanov, Andrei Panin, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Nikolay Spiridonov.
When was Wolves released and how long is it?
Wolves was released in 2009 with a total runtime of 1h 46m.
Who composed the musical score for Wolves?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Wolves was composed by Oleg Fedoseyev.