Nocturne
7.1
End of the Spanish Civil War. Republicans retreat across the Pyrenees to France. A Latvian soldier, Zorzs, and a French nurse, Iveta, accidentally meet.
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Cast
18 people
Pola Raksa
Iveta
Known for
Four Tank-Men and a Dog
Gunārs Cilinskis
Žoržs
Known for
Sunflower
Ieva Kundziņa
Rostislav Goryayev
Antons Stankevics
Eduards Ščerbaks
Juris Plavins
Leingrēns
Also in
Long Road in the Dunes
Wait for the «John Grafton»
Gvido Skulte
Edgars Silgailis
Ērika Genoveva Meškovska
Janis Zenne
Also in
A Dog Who Could Sing
Ceplis
Juris Pļaviņš
Leingrens
Rostislav Goryayev Director · Antons Stankevičs Writer Žanis Grīva Author
First release November 21, 1966 · Produced in Russia · Languages Latvian, Russian
Production
Rīgas kinostudija
Production
Rigas Kinostudija
Production
Russia
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Languages
Original title
Noktirne
Original language
Latvian
Spoken on screen
Latvian · Russian
Release dates
Russia · November 21, 1966
Russia · November 21, 1966
Theatrical · In cinemas nationwide
No release date listed for United States.
Hungary
May 25, 1967
Latvia
November 26, 1966
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