Baigal
Байгал
Synopsis
Galimžjan, an old man living an ascetic life by the sea, confronts his past as his son is accused of assaulting a man in the city. Galimžjan has lost his faith in a mythical fish called Baigal that is said to live in the nearby Volga river. But Baigal, who can bestow luck on those who reach it, might be just what he needs.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ildar Yagafarov
- Screenplay & Story
- Mansur Gilyazov
- Original Score
- Marat Akhmetshin
- Original Title
- Байгал
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 21m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ildar Yagafarov
Mansur Gilyazov
Marat Akhmetshin
Yury Danilov
Milyausha Aituganova, Ildar Yagafarov
Department Leadership Roster
Ildar Yagafarov
Director
Marat Akhmetshin
Original Music Composer
Yury Danilov
Director of Photography
Mansur Gilyazov
Writer
Milyausha Aituganova
Producer
Ildar Yagafarov
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Baigal
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What is Baigal about?
Galimžjan, an old man living an ascetic life by the sea, confronts his past as his son is accused of assaulting a man in the city. Galimžjan has lost his faith in a mythical fish called Baigal that is said to live in the nearby Volga river. But Baigal, who can bestow luck on those who reach it, might be just what he needs.
Who directed Baigal?
Baigal was directed by Ildar Yagafarov.
Who stars in Baigal?
The principal cast of Baigal includes Renat Galimov, Vladimir Vdovichenkov, Milyausha Aituganova, Gulnaz Galimullina, Firaya Akberova.
When was Baigal released and how long is it?
Baigal was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 1h 21m.
Who composed the musical score for Baigal?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Baigal was composed by Marat Akhmetshin.