And the Wind Returns...

Jun 4, 1992

2h 13m

★ 3.0

Overview

The director's story about his life in the Soviet Union before his departure to Israel in 1971. The movie interweaves chronicle-documentary footage and fragments of Mikhail Kalik's films.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Benyaev Construction Company

Fund for the Development of Cinematography of the USSR

Gorky Film Studios

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Cast

Alla Balter

Boryslav Brondukov

Сергей Герасимов

Stanislav Govorukhin

Sergei Desnitsky

Emmanuil Vitorgan

Oleg Efremov

Jeļena Kazarinova

Irina Likso

Aristarkh Livanov

Vasiliy Mishchenko

Galina Petrova

Gariy Chernyakhovskiy

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