Завтра была война

Завтра была война (1987)

Tomorrow Was the War

This movie is based on a novel by Boris Vasiliev and describes life in a small Russian provincial town in 1940 - one year before Germany invaded the Soviet Union. The main characters of the film are ordinary Soviet high school students. They study in the Soviet school, try to be correct and ideological Komsomol activists. But not always the “correctness” suggested by the teachers coincides with the inner convictions of young souls - it is difficult for them to come to terms with the fact that their relatives and loved ones are suddenly “enemies of the people”.

Завтра была война

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Sergey Nikonenko
Sergey Nikonenko
as Nikolay Romakhin
Nina Ruslanova
Nina Ruslanova
as Iskra's Mother
Vera Alentova
Vera Alentova
as Valendra
Vladimir Zamanskiy
Vladimir Zamanskiy
as Leonid Lyuberetsky
Irina Cherichenko
Irina Cherichenko
as Iskra Polyakova
Natalya Negoda
Natalya Negoda
as Zina Kovalenko
Yuliya Tarkhova
Yuliya Tarkhova
as Vika Lyuberetskaya
Radij Ovchinnikov
Radij Ovchinnikov
as Jaurès Landys
Gennadi Frolov
Gennadi Frolov
as Sasha Stameskin
Vladislav Demchenko
Vladislav Demchenko
as Pasha Ostapchuk
Sergey Stolyarov
Sergey Stolyarov
as Artyom Schaefer
Viktor Anikiev
Viktor Anikiev
as Interrogator
Tatyana Koltsova
Tatyana Koltsova
as Zina's Mother
Ekaterina Voronina
Ekaterina Voronina
as Маша - жена Ромахина
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Yuriy Kara
Yuriy Kara
Director
Boris Vasilyev
Boris Vasilyev
Writer
Boris Vasilyev
Boris Vasilyev
Novel
Anatoly Kochurov
Anatoly Kochurov
Production Design
Alla Myakotina
Alla Myakotina
Editor
Vadim Semyonovykh
Vadim Semyonovykh
Director of Photography
Valentina Olonovskaya
Valentina Olonovskaya
Costume Design
Irina Radchuk
Irina Radchuk
Makeup Artist
Inna Pimenova
Inna Pimenova
Costume Design
Igor Strokanov
Igor Strokanov
Sound
Leonid Veitkov
Leonid Veitkov
Sound
Margarita Belyayeva
Margarita Belyayeva
Makeup Artist
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