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The Shooting Party
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Title: The Shooting Party (1978)
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Cast
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Galina Belyayeva | ... |
Olga
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Oleg Yankovskiy | ... |
Kamyshev
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Kirill Lavrov | ... |
Count Karneyev
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Leonid Markov | ... | |
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Svetlana Toma |
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Grigore Grigoriu | ... |
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Vasili Simchich | ... |
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| Olegar Fedoro | ... |
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(as Oleg Fedorov)
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A. Zvenigorsky |
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Anna Petrova | ... |
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Vladimir Matveev | ... |
(as Volodya Matveev)
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Valeri Sokoloverov | ... |
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B. Kulikov |
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G. Khasso |
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Galina Ivanova | ... |
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Country:
Soviet UnionLanguage:
RussianRelease Date:
28 February 1979 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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This film takes place in the 19th century countryside in Russia. It's a sort of a suspense story, but more of a tragedy with a beautiful poor country girl and three men who take interest in her.
It's a very nice adaptation of Chekov's story. It's strongly atmospheric and needs concentration to be fully appreciated. If you like a lot of action you'll probably get bored.
Acting is good and cinematography is beautiful, and even if the past is captured very realistically there's also almost a magical feeling to the whole movie.