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Destroy the Thirtieth!

Тридцатого уничтожить!

Synopsis

When a man is forced to return to a secret Russian training camp, he decides to plan his escape, not knowing who to trust.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Viktor Dotsenko
Screenplay & Story
Viktor Dotsenko
Original Title
Тридцатого уничтожить!
Country of Origin
Russia
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
1h 33m
Production Studios
Mosfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Viktor Dotsenko

Screenplay & Story

Viktor Dotsenko

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Viktor Dotsenko

Department Leadership Roster

Viktor Dotsenko

Director

Viktor Dotsenko

Screenplay

Vasiliy Shcherbak

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Destroy the Thirtieth!.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Destroy the Thirtieth!

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

What is Destroy the Thirtieth! about?

When a man is forced to return to a secret Russian training camp, he decides to plan his escape, not knowing who to trust.

Who directed Destroy the Thirtieth!?

Destroy the Thirtieth! was directed by Viktor Dotsenko.

Who stars in Destroy the Thirtieth!?

The principal cast of Destroy the Thirtieth! includes Igor Livanov, Aristarkh Livanov, Marina Zudina, Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov, Leonid Kuravlyov.

When was Destroy the Thirtieth! released and how long is it?

Destroy the Thirtieth! was released in 1992 with a total runtime of 1h 33m.

Is Destroy the Thirtieth! based on a book or true story?

Destroy the Thirtieth! is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Viktor Dotsenko".