My Eternal Love
May 02, 1981 · 2h 10m
Director
Vladimir MonakhovOverview
A movie novel about the life of the village. Having devoted his life to his native village, Mikhail Petrovich Zubov has become somewhat coarse and even embittered by the end of his chairmanship. About this honestly and openly tells him the young party leader of the collective farm. But no matter how difficult it is for the chairman to understand the fairness of criticism, his love for the land helps Zubov to change his relations with people.
Cast of My Eternal Love
Crew of My Eternal Love
Vladimir MonakhovDirector, Director of Photography
Oleg Stukalov-PogodinWriter- Tamara KharitonovaExecutive Producer
Aleksey MuravlyovOriginal Music Composer
Konstantin SuponitskyDirector of Photography
Tatyana LikhachyovaEditor- Georgy TurylyovProduction Design
- N. SapelnikovaCostume Design
- Vitali ShmelkinSound Director
Georgiy GaranyanConductor- Yuriy RazumovskiyLyricist
Sergey NilovAssistant Director
Aleksandr RenkovCamera Operator- Sergey KalininMakeup Artist
- A. GoltsovScript Consultant
- I. LapyginScript Consultant
- Irina SergievskayaScript Editor
About My Eternal Love
What is My Eternal Love about?
A movie novel about the life of the village. Having devoted his life to his native village, Mikhail Petrovich Zubov has become somewhat coarse and even embittered by the end of his chairmanship. About this honestly and openly tells him the young party leader of the collective farm. But no matter how difficult it is for the chairman to understand the fairness of criticism, his love for the land…
When was My Eternal Love released?
My Eternal Love was released on May 2, 1981.
How long is My Eternal Love?
My Eternal Love runs 2 hours 10 minutes (130 minutes).
Who directed My Eternal Love?
My Eternal Love was directed by Vladimir Monakhov.
Who is in the cast of My Eternal Love?
The cast of My Eternal Love includes Anatoliy Papanov (Михаил Зубов), Nikolay Zasukhin (Григорий Рухин), Yuriy Kuzmenkov (Иван Русов), Yevgeni Zharikov (Глеб Грибов) and Nikolai Merzlikin (Коршунов).