Chameleon Games
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Paris, 1955. Fraudster Georges de Valera, hiding from the police, with the help of a correspondent for the reactionary newspaper Sibilo, poses as Minister Dubov, who allegedly escaped from the Soviet Union. Sibilo's daughter explains to Georges the purpose of the planned action: to slander progressive journalists with the help of the false Dubov. De Valera, not wanting to become a participant in the provocation, goes into hiding. But instead they find another candidate for the role of Dubov...
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Cast
18 people
Gregory Hlady
Georges de Valera
Known for
The Ugly Swans
The Forbidden Room
Juozas Budraitis
Sibilo
Known for
The Queen's Gambit
Black Lightning
Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė
Veronika
Known for
Mission: Impossible
Seven Years in Tibet
Regimantas Adomaitis
Roberas
Known for
Hard to Be a God
Liya Akhedzhakova
Irma
Known for
The Garage
Office Romance
Audris Chadaravičius
Žiulis Palotenas
Also in
Visit to the Minotaur
A Person Changes Skin
Algimantas Masiulis
Baron
Also in
The Hearts of Three
Express on Fire
Mikhail Svetin
Police Commissioner Goble
Known for
The Twelve Chairs
It Can't Be!
Arūnas Storpirštis
Šalvje
Also in
Secret Fairway
Pelėkautai
Gražina Balandytė
Also in
Raudonmedžio Rojus
My Little Wife
Vytautas Eidukaitis
Lermingenas
Also in
Raudonmedžio Rojus
The Gypsy Camp Vanishes Into the Blue
Vytautas Tomkus
Also in
Pelėkautai
Rally
Arūnas Žebriūnas Director · Jean-Paul Sartre Story Jonas Gricius Cinematographer
First release April 25, 1987 · Produced in Russia · Production Lithuanian Film Studio
Production
Gosteleradio USSR
Production
Lithuanian Film Studio
Production
Russia
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Original title
Chameleono žaidimai
Original language
Lithuanian
Spoken on screen
Russian
Release dates
Russia · April 25, 1987
TV · Central Television USSR
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