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Aleksandr KAIDANOVSKY
Александр КАЙДАНОВСКИЙ
Aleksandr KAIDANOVSKI
 
USSR, 1988, 101 mn 
Colour, fiction

The Wife Of The Kerosene Man

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Жена керосинщика

 

 La Femme du marchand de pétrole

 Zhena kerosinshchika
 
Directed by : Aleksandr KAIDANOVSKY (Александр КАЙДАНОВСКИЙ)
Writing credits : Aleksandr KAIDANOVSKY (Александр КАЙДАНОВСКИЙ)
 
Cast
Aleksandr BALUEV (Александр БАЛУЕВ)
Mikhail DANILOV (Михаил ДАНИЛОВ)
Mikhail KRYLOV (Shuleykin) (Михаил КРЫЛОВ (Шулейкин))
Yevgeni MIRONOV (Евгений МИРОНОВ) ...l’amant de la femme
Anna MYASOYEDOVA (Анна МЯСОЕДОВА)
Vytautas PAUKSHTE (Витаутас ПАУКШТЕ)
Sergey VEKSLER (Сергей ВЕКСЛЕР)
 
Cinematography : Aleksey RODIONOV (Алексей РОДИОНОВ)
Production design : Teodor TEZHIK (Теодор ТЭЖИК), Viktor ZENKOV (Виктор ЗЕНКОВ)
Music : Aleksandr GOLDSTEIN (Александр ГОЛЬДШТЕЙН)
Sound : Yevgeni FEDOROV (2) (Евгений ФЕДОРОВ (2))
Production : Mosfilm
 
Awards :
 Grand prix du film fantastique au Festival d'Avoriaz, 1990
Plot synopsis
An investigator of the Moscow prosecutor’s office arrives in the provincial town. During the investigation he learns about relations of two twin-brothers that at first sight have no any relation with the investigation. The point of this conflict is the «love triangle». One of brothers commits a crime as a result of which the other one was consigned to prison. A woman marries prisoner in response to the call of duty and decency.
Source : www.mosfilm.ru
 
Selected in the following festivals :
- Window to Europe Film Festival, Vyborg, Vyborg (Russia), 2003
- "NIKA" Prizes, Moscow (Russia), 1989


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