The Universe
Jun 01, 1951 · 37m
Director
Pavel Klushantsev, Nikolai LeshchenkoOverview
A rare Soviet documentary film from 1951, directed by Pavel Klushantsev. It explores the history of humanity’s study of the universe, from ancient astronomy to modern understandings of the solar system, examining the structure of the cosmos, the planets, and advances in scientific space research.
Cast of The Universe
Crew of The Universe
Pavel KlushantsevDirector, Writer
Nikolai LeshchenkoDirector- Aleksey SazonovWriter
- G. DenisonExecutive Producer
- Vladimir DeshevovOriginal Music Composer
- Anatoliy LavrentyevDirector of Photography
- Mikhail RotinovDirector of Photography
Yuri ShvetsProduction Design- Mikhail TsybasovProduction Design
- K. OgorodnikovScientific Consultant
- T. AgekyanScientific Consultant
- V. SchelkovAnimation Director
- R. LevitinaSound Director
About The Universe
What is The Universe about?
A rare Soviet documentary film from 1951, directed by Pavel Klushantsev. It explores the history of humanity’s study of the universe, from ancient astronomy to modern understandings of the solar system, examining the structure of the cosmos, the planets, and advances in scientific space research.
When was The Universe released?
The Universe was released on June 1, 1951.
How long is The Universe?
The Universe runs 37 minutes.
Who directed The Universe?
The Universe was directed by Pavel Klushantsev and Nikolai Leshchenko.
Who is in the cast of The Universe?
The cast of The Universe includes Leonid Khmara (Narrator (voice)).