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8.5 / 10(1 votes)20141h 43mRussia

Mother Lyuba

Мама Люба

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Maksim Demchenko
Screenplay & Story
Arkadiy Inin
Original Score
Maxim Koshevarov
Original Title
Мама Люба
Country of Origin
Russia
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
1h 43m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Maksim Demchenko

Screenplay & Story

Arkadiy Inin

Original Score & Music

Maxim Koshevarov

Director of Photography

Ivan Makarov, Grigory Pobedin

Film Editing

Anatoly Sorokin

Producers

Anatoliy Chizhikov, Sergey Kulikov, Natalia Chizhikova

Department Leadership Roster

Maksim Demchenko

Maksim Demchenko

Director

Arkadiy Inin

Arkadiy Inin

Writer

Anatoliy Chizhikov

Producer

Sergey Kulikov

Producer

Natalia Chizhikova

Producer

Ivan Makarov

Director of Photography

Grigory Pobedin

Director of Photography

Anatoly Sorokin

Editor

Maxim Koshevarov

Original Music Composer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mother Lyuba

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

What is Mother Lyuba about?

Mother Lyuba is a Romance, TV Movie film released in 2014.

Who directed Mother Lyuba?

Mother Lyuba was directed by Maksim Demchenko.

Who stars in Mother Lyuba?

The principal cast of Mother Lyuba includes Daria Kalmykova, Alexander Karpukhov, Sergey Nikonenko, Alexandra Florinskaya, Julia Kudoyar.

When was Mother Lyuba released and how long is it?

Mother Lyuba was released in 2014 with a total runtime of 1h 43m.

Who composed the musical score for Mother Lyuba?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Mother Lyuba was composed by Maxim Koshevarov.