The Last Train
Jan 01, 1986 · 37m
Director
Eduard DmytriyevOverview
The film tells the story of a man's loneliness and emptiness in a big city. It is a high-quality and completely forgotten film based on Vera Tkachenko's short story of the same name. Irina and Viktor's life together is difficult. Viktor works tirelessly, but he constantly receives criticism from Irina. Despite the fact that her husband has just returned from a long business trip, Irina demands that he get a ticket to the Caucasus. Their daughter has fallen in love with a local eccentric and doesn't care about her father's opinion. Victor only hears mockery from his daughter. The days pass in a gloomy and meaningless manner. When he meets the woman he once loved, Victor realizes that he married Irina only because she was expecting a child.
Cast of The Last Train
Natalya SaykoIrina
Aleksandr SafronovViktor
Elena BorzovaOlga
Lyubov VirolainenTanya
Yuri Krytenkouncle Stepan
Agafya BolotovaViktor's mother's peasant- Volodymyr KostiukViktor's mother's peasant
Yosyp NaidukViktor's mother's peasant- Veronika Pereverzevaepisode
- T. Zheleznajanitor
- Nataliya Osipovaepisode
- Olga Reus-PetrenkoViktor's mother's peasant
- Arseniy Tymoshenkoepisode
Crew of The Last Train
About The Last Train
What is The Last Train about?
The film tells the story of a man's loneliness and emptiness in a big city. It is a high-quality and completely forgotten film based on Vera Tkachenko's short story of the same name. Irina and Viktor's life together is difficult. Viktor works tirelessly, but he constantly receives criticism from Irina. Despite the fact that her husband has just returned from a long business trip, Irina demands…
When was The Last Train released?
The Last Train was released on January 1, 1986.
How long is The Last Train?
The Last Train runs 37 minutes.
Who directed The Last Train?
The Last Train was directed by Eduard Dmytriyev.
Who is in the cast of The Last Train?
The cast of The Last Train includes Natalya Sayko (Irina), Aleksandr Safronov (Viktor), Elena Borzova (Olga), Lyubov Virolainen (Tanya) and Yuri Krytenko (uncle Stepan).