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Autumn (1982)

Género : Animación

Tiempo de ejecución : 42M

Director : Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Escritor : Andrey Khrzhanovsky

Sinopsis

The third film of the biographical cycle based on Pushkin's drawings and texts.

Actores

Sergei Yursky
Sergei Yursky
voice acting

Tripulaciones

Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Director
Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Andrey Khrzhanovsky
Screenplay
Alexander Pushkin
Alexander Pushkin
Original Concept
Alfred Schnittke
Alfred Schnittke
Music
Yuriy Batanin
Yuriy Batanin
Production Design
Yuri Norstein
Yuri Norstein
Animation
Geliy Arkadev
Geliy Arkadev
Production Design
Igor Skidan-Bosin
Igor Skidan-Bosin
Director of Photography
Valeriy Strukov
Valeriy Strukov
Director of Photography
Vladimir Kutuzov
Vladimir Kutuzov
Sound
Vladimir Palchikov
Vladimir Palchikov
Animation
Yelena Malashenkova
Yelena Malashenkova
Animation
Yuriy Batanin
Yuriy Batanin
Animation
Lidiya Mayatnikova
Lidiya Mayatnikova
Animation
R. Mitrofanov
R. Mitrofanov
Animation

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