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Загадки Рихарда Зорге (2005)

Genre : Documentary, War, History, TV Movie

Runtime : 0M

Director : Ivan Tverdovsky
Writer : Boris Dobrodeev, Dmitri Vasiliu

Synopsis

Actors

Aleksandr Yatsko
Aleksandr Yatsko
Himself - Voice
Ivars Kalniņš
Ivars Kalniņš
Himself - Voice
Anna Kamenkova
Anna Kamenkova
Himself - Voice
Aleksandr Malov
Aleksandr Malov
Himself - Voice
Richard Sorge
Richard Sorge
Archive photos - archive footage

Crews

Mikhail Gridin
Mikhail Gridin
Film Processor
Ivan Tverdovsky
Ivan Tverdovsky
Director
Boris Dobrodeev
Boris Dobrodeev
Screenplay
Dmitri Vasiliu
Dmitri Vasiliu
Screenplay
Sergey Alexeev
Sergey Alexeev
Producer
Shandor Kallosh
Shandor Kallosh
Music
Andreiy Demidov
Andreiy Demidov
Editorial Services
Violetta Nichkova
Violetta Nichkova
Editorial Manager
Andrei Pasternak
Andrei Pasternak
Sound Director
Yuliya Migunova
Yuliya Migunova
Administration
Evgeny Kokusev
Evgeny Kokusev
Camera Operator
Richard Sorge
Richard Sorge
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