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With You I Am Again... (1980)

Genre : Animation

Runtime : 30M

Director : Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Writer : Andrey Khrzhanovsky

Synopsis

The second part of a trilogy of films based on Pushkin's drawings, poems and letters.

Actors

Sergey Mozhaev
Sergey Mozhaev
voice
Yuri Norstein
Yuri Norstein
voice
Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy
Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy
voice
Sergei Yursky
Sergei Yursky
voice

Crews

Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Director
Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Screenplay
Boris Galanter
Boris Galanter
Writer
Alexander Pushkin
Alexander Pushkin
Original Concept
G. Kovrov
G. Kovrov
Producer
Alfred Schnittke
Alfred Schnittke
Sound
Igor Skidan-Bosin
Igor Skidan-Bosin
Director of Photography
Geliy Arkadev
Geliy Arkadev
Production Design
Vladimir Yankilevsky
Vladimir Yankilevsky
Production Design
Vladimir Kutuzov
Vladimir Kutuzov
Sound
Raisa Frichinskaya
Raisa Frichinskaya
Script Editor
Elvira Avakyan
Elvira Avakyan
Animation
Yuriy Batanin
Yuriy Batanin
Animation
Elena Malashenkova
Elena Malashenkova
Animation
Lidiya Mayatnikova
Lidiya Mayatnikova
Animation
Yuri Norstein
Yuri Norstein
Animation
Vladimir Palchikov
Vladimir Palchikov
Animation

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