
Farewell to Fireplace
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The movie is based on Vladimir Mayakovsky’s script that was never filmed. The protagonist is a young Marxist artist leading a bohemian life. At a party he dies of an overdoes and is placed in a cryoreservoir. After 20 years he is transported to the Institute of Man and a decision is taken to resurrect him. But will the protagonist find a place for himself in a new ideal world?
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- Petr Laden
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- Farewell to Fireplace
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 20m
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What is Farewell to Fireplace about?
The movie is based on Vladimir Mayakovsky’s script that was never filmed. The protagonist is a young Marxist artist leading a bohemian life. At a party he dies of an overdoes and is placed in a cryoreservoir. After 20 years he is transported to the Institute of Man and a decision is taken to resurrect him. But will the protagonist find a place for himself in a new ideal world?
Who directed Farewell to Fireplace?
Farewell to Fireplace was directed by Petr Laden.
Who stars in Farewell to Fireplace?
The principal cast of Farewell to Fireplace includes Mikhail Zaikanov, Vera Scherbina.
When was Farewell to Fireplace released and how long is it?
Farewell to Fireplace was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 20m.



















