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Yuliya Damsker. Writer: Pesnya bez slov. Yuliya Damsker is known for Pesnya bez slov (1998), S novym godom, Moskva! (1993) and Lunoy byl polon sad (2000).
Directors Dmitriy Fiks, Vadim Derbenyov, Sergey Repetsky, Writers Maksim Stishov, Yuriy Kamenetskiy, Ezhen Shchedrin, Yuliya Damsker, Eduard Reznik, Music by Oleg Litvishko, Vladimir Ratskevich, Cinematography by Aleksandr Aleshnikov, Sergey Trofimov, Art Direction by Yuliya Shchors, Dmitri Muchnik, Produced by Olga Maneeva, Dmitriy Fiks ...
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Yuliya Damsker Screenplay. Valentin Chernykh Screenplay. Anatoli Rybakov Novel. Critics reviews. Set in the Soviet Union in the 1930s, it tells the story of Sasha Pankratov, a student and loyal Komsomol member from the Arbat neighbourhood of Moscow who is unfairly exiled to Siberia.
Valentin Chernykh, Yuliya Damsker, Anatoli Rybakov. Synopsis. Based on the trilogy of books by Anatoly Rybakov: "Deti Arbata", "Strakh", and "Prach I Pepel". The events circle the 1930's to 1940's.
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Runtime 1h 38m. Director Andrey Malyukov. Writer Yuliya Damsker. Country Russia. Languages Russian. Studios ARK-Film + 2 more. Genres Comedy, Drama. Comedy with elements of the absurd about the absurdity of life, unfulfilled dreams and the mysteries of the Russian soul.
