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Gag

Отсебятина

Synopsis

The young actress gets auditioned by a documentary filmmaker and is forced to immediately play a married couple with an actor who turns out to be her former.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Sergey Ramz
Screenplay & Story
Sergey Ramz
Original Score
Sergey Khmylov
Original Title
Отсебятина
Country of Origin
Russia
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
12m
Production Studios
Moscow Film School

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Sergey Ramz

Screenplay & Story

Sergey Ramz

Original Score & Music

Sergey Khmylov

Director of Photography

Elena Shchurova

Film Editing

Ekaterina Kuchumova

Producers

Sergey Ramz, Boris Magazinnikov

Department Leadership Roster

Darya Balashova

Production Design

Sergey Ramz

Sergey Ramz

Director

Sergey Ramz

Sergey Ramz

Screenplay

Elena Shchurova

Director of Photography

Sergey Ramz

Sergey Ramz

Producer

Anna Filatova

Costume Design

Boris Magazinnikov

Producer

Ekaterina Kuchumova

Ekaterina Kuchumova

Editor

Sergey Khmylov

Original Music Composer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Gag.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gag

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

What is Gag about?

The young actress gets auditioned by a documentary filmmaker and is forced to immediately play a married couple with an actor who turns out to be her former.

Who directed Gag?

Gag was directed by Sergey Ramz.

Who stars in Gag?

The principal cast of Gag includes Valeriya Kreyn, Fillip Gorenshtein, Tair Polad-zade.

When was Gag released and how long is it?

Gag was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 12m.

Who composed the musical score for Gag?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Gag was composed by Sergey Khmylov.