Tomorrow Will Be Too Late
6.1
1943. Captain Ian Nalepke, Chief of Staff of the Slovak regiment, bearing protection of military facilities in the small town of Belarus contacts the partisansand passes to them the obtained information about upcoming operations of the German forces.
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Milan Kňažko
Cpt. Ján Nálepka
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Martin Ťapák Director · Alexander Karpov Director Anatoli Delendik Screenplay
Director
Martin Ťapák
Director
Alexander Karpov
Screenplay Story
Anatoli Delendik
Screenplay Story
Miloš Krno
Composer
Svetozár Stračina
Cinematographer
Viktor Svoboda
Cinematographer
Sergey Petrovsky
Editor
Maximilián Remeň
Production designer
Anton Krajčovič
Production designer
Yevgeni Gankin
Costume designer
Milan Čorba
Costume designer
Aleksandr Lozitskiy
First release December 9, 1972 · Produced in XC, Russia · Languages Russian, Slovak
Production
Belarusfilm
Production
Slovenská filmová tvorba
Production
XC · Russia
Produced in
Ján Nálepka · Kapitán Nálepka · Kapitán Ján
Working titles
Languages
Original title
Zajtra bude neskoro
Original language
Slovak
Spoken on screen
Russian · Slovak
Release dates
XC · December 9, 1972
Premiere · Karlovy Vary (part of "II. přehlídka filmů socialistických zemí")
XC · December 14, 1972
Theatrical · Prague, Blaník theatre
No release date listed for United States.
Russia
February 18, 1974 · Theatrical
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