Zeleninsky Pogost (1989)
Victor comes to the village to erect a monument to his grandfather. Not finding the required photograph in the house, he turns to the village “collector” for help. The film is about the hero's senseless attempt to find peace of mind in the place where he spent his childhood. The background against which the action unfolds is a devastated Russian village with abandoned houses, uncultivated arable land, and a looted temple. Will life return here again?
Director: Boris Liznev
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Igor Makhrov as |
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Elizaveta Voronina as |
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Anna Ovsyannikova as |
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Sergei Polevoy as |
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M. Vilisov as |
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A. Garanina as |
| Writing | Boris Liznev | Writer |
| Sound | Alexey Zakharov | Music |
| Editing | Galina Kornilova | Editor |
| Directing | Boris Liznev | Director |
| Art | Mikhail Gavrilov | Decorator |
| Camera | Sergey Biryuk | Camera Operator |
