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Title: Raznye sudby (1956)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Tatyana Piletskaya | ... | Tanya Ogneva | |
| Yulian Panich | ... | Fedya Morozov | |
| Georgiy Yumatov | |||
| Lev Sverdlin | |||
| Olga Zhizneva | |||
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Sergei Blinnikov | |||
| Vladimir Dorofeyev | |||
| Sergey Filippov | |||
| Bruno Frejndlikh | |||
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Anna Kolomijtseva | ... | (as A. Kolomijtseva) |
| Tatyana Konyukhova | |||
| Muza Krepkogorskaya | |||
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Lilia Maksimova | ... | Masha |
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Lyusya Maksimova | ||
| Vera Orlova | |||
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After finishing high school, several young couples begin their adult lives in Leningrad. However, they are still bound by their loving and friendly relationships. One of the girls, Tanya, passes the college entrance exam and marries her former schoolmate Fedya, right after the prom. But then she meets a celebrated composer, much older than Tanya, who will fall madly in love with her. Tanya, a kind of Soviet femme fatale, will be able to bring her emotional problems even to the Komsomol. Written by jsanchez
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Soviet UnionLanguage:
RussianRelease Date:
21 September 1956 (Soviet Union) See more »Also Known As:
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This fabulous tale follows the lives of four former schoolmates their loves, their joy, their tribulations, Beginning at the students graduation ceremony the exciting and happy atmosphere gives the impression that the film is going to be a light hearted musical. However as the future unfolds, life for the now young adults becomes complex and challenging, splitting apart the friends find placements in different fields across the Soviet Union and they also choose very different moral paths... Raznye sudby is an excellent typically wholesome multi faceted Soviet melodrama. Highlighted with wonderful music, terrific characterizations and stunning cinematography which captures the magnificent city and industrial scapes with compelling artistic compositions, the closing portrait shot is a stunner !. Most surprising for a Soviet film of this era is the central bad girl role, a captivating performance from Tatyana Piletskaya as Tanya.. The film is certainly no dim lit noir but nevertheless Tanya is a cold manipulative self centred femme fatale who causes great distress to her male suitors, family and friends... Highly Recommended outstanding Soviet Classic Film !!