Pages of Life
Apr 01, 1948 · 1h 30m
Director
Boris Barnet, Aleksandr MacheretOverview
The story of a young woman who, after her years at university in the city, returns to her hometown an engineer and begins work on a huge new power plant. She continues to supervise work on the plant throughout the war.
Cast of Pages of Life
Tatyana YeremeyevaNina Ermakova
Natalia KutasinaDusya Nikiforova
Viktor KhokhryakovKhomutov
Vladimir DorofeyevKovrikov
Nikolai BadyevMosya
Aleksey BeryozkinKutaysov
Gavriil BelovVlasov
Dmitriy DubovVasiliy Sokolov (uncredited)
Vladimir VolkovKorney (uncredited)
Elena VolskayaNinka (uncredited)
Aleksandra MacheretKomsomol member (uncredited)
Tamara NosovaNurse Klava
Vsevolod SanayevRadio anchorman (uncredited)
Zoya TolbuzinaVarka (uncredited)
Klavdiya KhabarovaNina's friend
Anatoli ChemodurovWorker (uncredited)
Crew of Pages of Life
Boris BarnetDirector
Aleksandr MacheretDirector, Writer
Valentin KataevWriter- A. ShevelevExecutive Producer
Aleksandr TsfasmanOriginal Music Composer- Mikhail KaplanDirector of Photography
- Yakov KharonEditor
- Vladimir KaplunovskiyProduction Design
- Pyotr BeitnerProduction Design
- Ivan StepanovProduction Design
- Nikolai KosarevSound Engineer
- L. MansurovaAssistant Editor
Yaropolk LapshinFirst Assistant Director- S. ChevychelovMakeup & Hair
- Pyotr KalabukhovAssistant Camera
- Yevgeni BryunchuginAssistant Director
About Pages of Life
What is Pages of Life about?
The story of a young woman who, after her years at university in the city, returns to her hometown an engineer and begins work on a huge new power plant. She continues to supervise work on the plant throughout the war.
When was Pages of Life released?
Pages of Life was released on April 1, 1948.
How long is Pages of Life?
Pages of Life runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed Pages of Life?
Pages of Life was directed by Boris Barnet and Aleksandr Macheret.
Who is in the cast of Pages of Life?
The cast of Pages of Life includes Tatyana Yeremeyeva (Nina Ermakova), Natalia Kutasina (Dusya Nikiforova), Viktor Khokhryakov (Khomutov), Vladimir Dorofeyev (Kovrikov) and Nikolai Badyev (Mosya).