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Одна ночь (1989)

Genre : War

Runtime : 0M

Director : Vladimir Kolos

Synopsis

Actors

Eugeny Shipilo
Eugeny Shipilo
Aurimas Babkaustas
Aurimas Babkaustas
Leonardas Zelčius
Leonardas Zelčius
Evgeniy Nikitin
Evgeniy Nikitin
Vladimir Gritcevsky
Vladimir Gritcevsky
Victor Rybchinsky
Victor Rybchinsky

Crews

Vladimir Kolos
Vladimir Kolos
Director
Vladimir Kolos
Vladimir Kolos
Writer
Vasili Bykov
Vasili Bykov
Writer
Lev Slobin
Lev Slobin
Camera Operator
Oleg Zaletnev
Oleg Zaletnev
Original Music Composer

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