An Essay for Victory Day
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The heroic crew of the fighter jet reunites a quarter of a century later. Fate has separated these comrades-in-arms, significantly altering their characters and worldviews. One became a radical communist, another became the chairman of the Veterans Fund, and the third lived in exile for many years. At first, the former comrades-in-arms find it difficult to understand each other, but when one of them gets into trouble, the others devise a plan to rescue him.
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Cast
52 people
Oleg Efremov
Dmitry Kilovatov
Known for
Beware of the Car!
War and Peace
Vyacheslav Tikhonov
Lev Morgulis
Known for
Seventeen Moments of Spring
War and Peace, Part I: Andrei Bolkonsky
Sergey Ursulyak
Gennadi Ostrovsky
David Tukhmanov
Armen Adilkhanyan
Also in
The Nude
Fa-Sol
Mikhail Ulyanov
Ivan Dyakov
Known for
The Rifleman of the Voroshilov Regiment
Liberation - Part 3 : Direction of the Main Blow
Aleksey Zernov
Evgeny Ulyushkin
Evgeny Ulyushkin
Zinaida Sharko
Ninka
Also in
The Long Farewell
Faratyev's Fantasies
Vladimir Kashpur
Stepanyuk
Known for
Bastards
Ballad of a Soldier
Sergei Ursuliak Director · Aleksey Zernov Writer Gennadiy Ostrovskiy Writer
First release January 21, 1998 · Produced in Russia · Original title Сочинение ко дню победы
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Gorky Film Studios
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Russia
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Original title
Сочинение ко дню победы
Original language
Russian
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Russian
Release dates
Russia · January 21, 1998
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