The film is dedicated to the little-known period of life of the great Russian composer P.I. Tchaikovsky. He appears before us not as a canonical gray-haired genius, recognized and crowned with world fame, but as a young, insecure man who comes to visit his sister for several summer days. Relatives and friends, “little people”, give the great artist love, care and spiritual support, helping him to find himself, to overcome “torture by the sounding world”. For them, as well as for the authors of the film, Tchaikovsky is an angel thrown to the ground, reminiscent of the ultimate mission of man ...
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Aleksandr Feklistov
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Albert Filozov
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Yuriy Arabov
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Alexey Rybnikov
Adel Al-Khadad
Sergei Stepanchenko
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Galina Melnik
Andrey Shepelev
Aleksei Maklakov
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Darya Mikhaylova
Dariya Mikhaylova
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Anton Mlodik
Yuri
Adel Al-Khadad Director · Yuriy Arabov Writer
Budget $750K · United States release November 11, 2004 · Produced in Russia
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$750,000
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Russia
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Original title
Апокриф: Музыка для Петра и Павла
Original language
Russian
Spoken on screen
Russian
Release dates
Russia · June 6, 2004
Theatrical
United States · November 11, 2004
Theatrical
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