The Long Farewell
Aug 01, 1971 · 1h 34m
Director
Kira MuratovaOverview
A single mother is confused by the changes in her teenage son, who has become distant since spending summer vacation with his father.
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Cast of The Long Farewell
Zinaida SharkoYevgeniya Vasilyevna Ustinova
Oleg VladimirskyAleksander 'Sasha' Ustinov
Yuriy KayurovNikolay Sergeyevich
Lidiya DranovskayaYelizaveta Andreyevna Vykhodtseva
Tetyana MychkoMasha- Svitlana KabanovaTatyana Kartseva
- Lidiya BrazilskayaTonechka
- Sofiya BelskaGuest
Marchella ChebotarenkoGreenhouse worker- Igor StarkovMember of the Juvenile Affairs Commission
Yevhen KovalenkoGuest
Oleh YemtsevMime
Viktor IlchenkoPavel Konstantinovich
Gennadiy NilovViewer
Gelena IvlievaViewer
Vladimir MarenkovViewer
Yanislav Levinzonepisode
Nikolai RozhkovGuest
Crew of The Long Farewell
Kira MuratovaDirector
Natalya RyazantsevaWriter
Oleg KaravaichukOriginal Music Composer- Gennady KaryukDirector of Photography
- Valentina OleynikEditor
- Enrique RodríguezProduction Design
- Yevheniya LiodtDecorator, Set Decoration
- Igor SkinderSound
- Natalya AkimovaCostume Designer
- Lyudmila BrashevanMakeup Department Head
About The Long Farewell
What is The Long Farewell about?
A single mother is confused by the changes in her teenage son, who has become distant since spending summer vacation with his father.
When was The Long Farewell released?
The Long Farewell was released on August 1, 1971.
Where can I watch The Long Farewell?
The Long Farewell is streaming on Criterion Channel and Klassiki in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies and YouTube. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is The Long Farewell?
The Long Farewell runs 1 hour 34 minutes (94 minutes).
Who directed The Long Farewell?
The Long Farewell was directed by Kira Muratova.
Who is in the cast of The Long Farewell?
The cast of The Long Farewell includes Zinaida Sharko (Yevgeniya Vasilyevna Ustinova), Oleg Vladimirsky (Aleksander 'Sasha' Ustinov), Yuriy Kayurov (Nikolay Sergeyevich), Lidiya Dranovskaya (Yelizaveta Andreyevna Vykhodtseva) and Tetyana Mychko (Masha).