Alyosha's Love
Алешина любовь
Synopsis
1945. The War has ended. Alyosha is coming home, expecting tenderness and kindness of his beloved wife, Lyba, and his children. But many things have changed. Except one - his wife still extremely loves him. But would he accept that love? Based on a A. Platonov novel.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
VGIK International Student Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Nastasia Simbirtseva
- Screenplay & Story
- Andrey Platonov
- Original Title
- Алешина любовь
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 23m
- Production Studios
- VGIK
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Nastasia Simbirtseva
Andrey Platonov
Boris Kirisenko
Department Leadership Roster
Nastasia Simbirtseva
Director
Nataliya Belousova
Production Design
Boris Kirisenko
Director of Photography
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What is Alyosha's Love about?
1945. The War has ended. Alyosha is coming home, expecting tenderness and kindness of his beloved wife, Lyba, and his children. But many things have changed. Except one - his wife still extremely loves him. But would he accept that love? Based on a A. Platonov novel.
Who directed Alyosha's Love?
Alyosha's Love was directed by Nastasia Simbirtseva.
Who stars in Alyosha's Love?
The principal cast of Alyosha's Love includes Kirill Boltaev, Mariya Shashlova.
When was Alyosha's Love released and how long is it?
Alyosha's Love was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 23m.
Is Alyosha's Love based on a book or true story?
Alyosha's Love is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Andrey Platonov".