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7.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb193939mSoviet Union

Surgery

Хирургия

Synopsis

A short movie based on Anton Chekhov novels.

Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

October 9, 1939

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Yan Frid
Screenplay & Story
Yan Frid, Anton Chekhov
Original Score
Nikolay Timofeyev
Original Title
Хирургия
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
39m
Production Studios
Lenfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Yan Frid

Screenplay & Story

Yan Frid, Anton Chekhov

Original Score & Music

Nikolay Timofeyev

Director of Photography

Solomon Belenkiy

Film Editing

A. Frolova

Producers

V. Levitskiy

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Anton Chekhov

Department Leadership Roster

Yan Frid

Yan Frid

Director

Yan Frid

Yan Frid

Writer

Nikolay Timofeyev

Nikolay Timofeyev

Original Music Composer

Solomon Belenkiy

Director of Photography

Pavel Zaltsman

Pavel Zaltsman

Production Design

Semyon Malkin

Production Design

A. Frolova

Editor

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Frequently Asked Questions About Surgery

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

What is Surgery about?

A short movie based on Anton Chekhov novels.

Who directed Surgery?

Surgery was directed by Yan Frid.

Who stars in Surgery?

The principal cast of Surgery includes Igor Ilyinsky, Ivan Moskvin, Vasili Merkuryev, Valentina Telegina, Konstantin Zlobin.

When was Surgery released and how long is it?

Surgery was released in 1939 with a total runtime of 39m.

Who composed the musical score for Surgery?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Surgery was composed by Nikolay Timofeyev.

Is Surgery based on a book or true story?

Surgery is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Anton Chekhov".