The Artist from Gribov
Jan 08, 1989 · 2h 21m
Director
Leonid KvinikhidzeOverview
The film is about a movie actress who has arrived to conquer Moscow from a distant village. Started career doesn't add up. To the bad luck in the profession added disorder of personal life. Trying to do away with the unfortunate past, the heroine decides to return to her village. Keeping charm and vitality, she follows her own desires. As a result, her intentions are truly rewarded...
Cast of The Artist from Gribov
Irina MuravyovaGalina Kadetova
Sergey ShakurovAleksandr Gololobov
Mikhail PugovkinGeorgy Gololobov
Mikhail FilippovGruzdev
Valentin SmirnitskiyArtamonov
Yelena SoloveyInna
Aleksandr Pankratov-ChyornyyTulin
Mikhail KokshenovKAMAZ Driver
Igor YasulovichLeonid Martynenko
Marianna StrizhenovaNina Aleksandrovna
Nadezhda EvdokimovaNadya
Lyudmila GavrilovaGalina's Sister
Viktor ZozulinVitaly
Nikolai AveryushkinKorotkov
Vladimir Kuznetsovleitenant
Aleksandr Starikov
Aleksandr ZatsepinAleksandr Sergeevich, composer
Pyotr Kuleshovодноклассник
Crew of The Artist from Gribov
About The Artist from Gribov
What is The Artist from Gribov about?
The film is about a movie actress who has arrived to conquer Moscow from a distant village. Started career doesn't add up. To the bad luck in the profession added disorder of personal life. Trying to do away with the unfortunate past, the heroine decides to return to her village. Keeping charm and vitality, she follows her own desires. As a result, her intentions are truly rewarded...
When was The Artist from Gribov released?
The Artist from Gribov was released on January 8, 1989.
How long is The Artist from Gribov?
The Artist from Gribov runs 2 hours 21 minutes (141 minutes).
Who directed The Artist from Gribov?
The Artist from Gribov was directed by Leonid Kvinikhidze.
Who is in the cast of The Artist from Gribov?
The cast of The Artist from Gribov includes Irina Muravyova (Galina Kadetova), Sergey Shakurov (Aleksandr Gololobov), Mikhail Pugovkin (Georgy Gololobov), Mikhail Filippov (Gruzdev) and Valentin Smirnitskiy (Artamonov).