Four-eyes
Очкарик
Synopsis
Boris Izotov is a simple literature teacher who adores his wife and little daughter. Every year they celebrate a family holiday in a cafe. But he was a little late for the last celebration - he stayed at school. By tragic accident, it is in this cafe that there is a showdown between criminal groups, and the wife and daughter of Boris die as a result of the explosion.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Igor Kopylov
- Screenplay & Story
- Andrey Tumarkin
- Original Score
- Maksim Koshevarov
- Original Title
- Очкарик
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Igor Kopylov
Andrey Tumarkin
Maksim Koshevarov
Inessa Yurchenko, Sergey Scheglov
Department Leadership Roster
Inessa Yurchenko
Producer
Sergey Scheglov
Producer
Andrey Tumarkin
Writer
Igor Kopylov
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Four-eyes
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What is Four-eyes about?
Boris Izotov is a simple literature teacher who adores his wife and little daughter. Every year they celebrate a family holiday in a cafe. But he was a little late for the last celebration - he stayed at school. By tragic accident, it is in this cafe that there is a showdown between criminal groups, and the wife and daughter of Boris die as a result of the explosion.
Who directed Four-eyes?
Four-eyes was directed by Igor Kopylov.
Who stars in Four-eyes?
The principal cast of Four-eyes includes Yan Tsapnik, Igor Chernevich, Artur Vakha, Aleksandr Bargman, Aleksey Osipov.
When was Four-eyes released and how long is it?
Four-eyes was released in 2011 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.
Who composed the musical score for Four-eyes?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Four-eyes was composed by Maksim Koshevarov.