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Sergey SOLOVYOV
Сергей СОЛОВЬЕВ
Sergueï SOLOVIOV
USSR, 1975, 94mn
Colour, fiction
One Hundred Days after Childhood
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Сто дней после детства
Cent jours après l’enfance
Sto dney posle detstva
Directed by :
Sergey SOLOVYOV
(Сергей СОЛОВЬЕВ)
Writing credits :
Aleksandr ALEKSANDROV
(Александр АЛЕКСАНДРОВ),
Sergey SOLOVYOV
(Сергей СОЛОВЬЕВ)
Cast
Yuri AGILIN
(Юрий АГИЛИН)
Tatyana DRUBICH
(Татьяна ДРУБИЧ) ...Lena Krgolina
Irina MALYSHEVA
(Ирина МАЛЫШЕВА)
Nina MENSHIKOVA
(Нина МЕНЬШИКОВА)
Sergey SHAKUROV
(Сергей ШАКУРОВ) ...Sergueï
Boris_2 TOKAREV
(Борис_2 ТОКАРЕВ)
Cinematography :
Leonid KALASHNIKOV
(Леонид КАЛАШНИКОВ)
Production design :
Aleksandr_2 BORISOV
(Александр_2 БОРИСОВ)
Music :
Isaac SCHWARTZ
(Исаак ШВАРЦ)
Sound :
Vladimir BAKHMATSKY
(Владимир БАХМАЦКИЙ),
Vladimir KRACHKOVSKY
(Владимир КРАЧКОВСКИЙ)
Production :
Mosfilm
Release date in Russia :
01/12/1975
Awards :
Best directing
Berlin International Film Festival : Berlinale, Berlin (Germany), 1975
Prix du Komsomol Lenine (Sergueï Soloviev), 1976
Prix de l'Etat (Sergueï Soloviev), 1977
Plot synopsis
About summer rest of teenagers, about that awkward age, about first love and friendship.
Selected in the following festivals :
-
Russian film festival in Paris
, Paris (France), 2016
-
Festival des Films de Russie et d'Ailleurs
, Geneva - Lausanne (Switzerland), 2014
-
Open Russian Film Festival Kinotavr
, Sochi (Russia), 2008
-
International debut film festival
, Khanty Mansiysk (Russia), 2008
-
Berlin International Film Festival : Berlinale
, Berlin (Germany), 1975
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