
To Stumble
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Synopsis
The "To Stumble" comedy is based on "Death of an Official" story by Anton Chekhov. Trying to catch the ironic intonation of the writer, in whom the comedic side by side with the tragic, the director blurs the boundaries of time and talks about the present day.
Top Cast
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Pingyao International Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Alexander Zolotukhin
- Screenplay & Story
- Alexander Zolotukhin
- Original Title
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- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 17m
- Production Studios
- Example of Intonation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Alexander Zolotukhin
Alexander Zolotukhin, Anton Chekhov
Ayrat Yamilov
Nikita Baranov
Natalya Smagina, Nikolay Yankin
Department Leadership Roster
Alexander Zolotukhin
Screenplay
Nikita Baranov
Editor
Yuliya Ulrich
Production Design
Olga Smirnova
Costume Design
Ayrat Yamilov
Director of Photography
Igor Karev
Production Design
Nikolay Yankin
Producer
Alexander Zolotukhin
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About To Stumble
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is To Stumble about?
The "To Stumble" comedy is based on "Death of an Official" story by Anton Chekhov. Trying to catch the ironic intonation of the writer, in whom the comedic side by side with the tragic, the director blurs the boundaries of time and talks about the present day.
Who directed To Stumble?
To Stumble was directed by Alexander Zolotukhin.
Who stars in To Stumble?
The principal cast of To Stumble includes Vadim Skvirskiy, Olga Onishchenko, Dmitriy Grigoryev, Irina Demich, Vladimir Derbin.
When was To Stumble released and how long is it?
To Stumble was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 17m.
Is To Stumble based on a book or true story?
To Stumble is adapted from the following source material: Book: "Anton Chekhov".
