Lad from Our Town
Aug 31, 1942 · 1h 5m
Director
Aleksandr Stolper, Boris IvanovOverview
In the summer of 1932, Sergei Lukonin, a young man from Saratov, leaves his hometown for the distant city of Omsk to attend tank school. His fiancée, Varenka, who soon became an actress, remained in Saratov. In 1936, Sergei went to fight in the Spanish Civil War. He was wounded, taken prisoner, escaped, and returned to training battles, with June 1941 looming ahead.
Cast of Lad from Our Town
Crew of Lad from Our Town
Aleksandr StolperDirector, Writer
Boris IvanovDirector
Fridrikh ErmlerProducer- V. GutinExecutive Producer
Nikolai KryukovOriginal Music Composer
Sergei UralovDirector of Photography- Anna KulganekEditor
Yosyp ShpinelProduction Design- Arnold VaysfeldProduction Design
Konstantin SimonovTheatre Play, Lyricist
Samuil RubashkinCamera Operator- Natalya KonchalovskayaLyricist
- S. KlyuchevskySound Director
- Amina AkhmetovaAssistant Camera
- Lev BrozhovskiyFirst Assistant Director
- F. LevshinaSecond Assistant Director
Aleksandr PtushkoVisual Effects Director- Boris GorbachevVFX Director of Photography
Fedor KrasniyVFX Supervisor- Mikhail KrotkinVFX Supervisor
About Lad from Our Town
What is Lad from Our Town about?
In the summer of 1932, Sergei Lukonin, a young man from Saratov, leaves his hometown for the distant city of Omsk to attend tank school. His fiancée, Varenka, who soon became an actress, remained in Saratov. In 1936, Sergei went to fight in the Spanish Civil War. He was wounded, taken prisoner, escaped, and returned to training battles, with June 1941 looming ahead.
When was Lad from Our Town released?
Lad from Our Town was released on August 31, 1942.
How long is Lad from Our Town?
Lad from Our Town runs 1 hour 5 minutes (65 minutes).
Who directed Lad from Our Town?
Lad from Our Town was directed by Aleksandr Stolper and Boris Ivanov.
Who is in the cast of Lad from Our Town?
The cast of Lad from Our Town includes Nikolay Kryuchkov (Сергей Луконин), Nikolai Bogolyubov (Аркадий Бурмин), Lidiya Smirnova (Варя), Nikolai Mordvinov (Васнецов) and Vladimir Kandelaki (Гулиашвили).