72 Hours
72 часа
Synopsis
Events take us to the beginning of World War II in the small town of Stavrovo. Its unique location, a passing railway and a fork in several roads, proximity to the front line, made it attractive to German troops. They placed a rather large garrison in the city. In the city and in its outskirts, an underground was organized. Most of which were recent graduates of the school. This is a story about two fates, two former schoolchildren - Alexei and Dmitry. The first went underground and tried in every possible way to prevent the invaders, giving his life for his homeland. The second sided with the enemy and became an executioner for his own compatriots.
Top Cast
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Elizaveta Arzamasova
Shura Gornitskaya
Mitya Labush
Mitya Pronin
Alexander Zelsky
Vasya Shvecov
Irina Rozanova
Koval
Aleksei Shevchenkov
Kalenov
Anatoliy Gushchin
Dmitriy Pronin
Tatyana Lutaeva
Pronin’s Mom
Irina Moskovskaya
Antonina Gornitskaya
Anastasia Korolkova
Zina Stupina
Svetlana Kolpakova
Klava
Nikolay Sakharov
Pronin’s Dad
Maxim Kostromykin
Nikolay Pritula
Artur Psakin
Kolya Leskov
Dmitriy Podadayev
Egor Belov
Fedor Leonov
Timofey Samsonov
Alexandr Kasatkin
Matvey Pronin
Tatyana Chepelevich
Toma Gornitskaya
Natella Tretyakova
Elizaveta Petrovna Goritskaya
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Kira Angelina
- Screenplay & Story
- Ануш Варданян
- Original Score
- Artyom Vasilev
- Original Title
- 72 часа
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 42m
- Production Studios
- Salt Film Studio, Nikolay Rastorguev's Production Company, Cinema Foundation of Russia, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Kira Angelina
Ануш Варданян
Artyom Vasilev
Olga Livinskaya
Olga Proshkina
Nikolay Rastorguev, Igor Nikolenko, Dmitry Nikolenko, Evgeny Namestnikov, Denis Kovalevsky
Department Leadership Roster
Ануш Варданян
Writer
Nikolay Rastorguev
Producer
Olga Livinskaya
Director of Photography
Artyom Vasilev
Original Music Composer
Olga Proshkina
Editor
Igor Nikolenko
Producer
Dmitry Nikolenko
Producer
Evgeny Namestnikov
Producer
Denis Kovalevsky
Producer
Kira Angelina
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About 72 Hours
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What is 72 Hours about?
Events take us to the beginning of World War II in the small town of Stavrovo. Its unique location, a passing railway and a fork in several roads, proximity to the front line, made it attractive to German troops. They placed a rather large garrison in the city. In the city and in its outskirts, an underground was organized. Most of which were recent graduates of the school. This is a story about two fates, two former schoolchildren - Alexei and Dmitry. The first went underground and tried in every possible way to prevent the invaders, giving his life for his homeland. The second sided with the enemy and became an executioner for his own compatriots.
Who directed 72 Hours?
72 Hours was directed by Kira Angelina.
Who stars in 72 Hours?
The principal cast of 72 Hours includes Elizaveta Arzamasova, Mitya Labush, Alexander Zelsky, Irina Rozanova, Aleksei Shevchenkov.
When was 72 Hours released and how long is it?
72 Hours was released in 2016 with a total runtime of 1h 42m.
Who composed the musical score for 72 Hours?
The original motion picture soundtrack for 72 Hours was composed by Artyom Vasilev.