Diamonds
Dec 16, 1947 · 1h 26m
Director
Aleksandr Olenin, Ivan PravovOverview
Young geologist Sergei Nesterov, having returned from the army, intends to continue his work, interrupted by the war, on exploring industrial deposits of Ural diamonds. His enthusiasm surprises his boss, puts his fiancée Varvara in an awkward position, and gives other geologists a perfect excuse to mock him. But he is warmly supported by the district committee secretary Salomatov. Sergei steadfastly pursues his goal and, in the end, finds the richest diamond deposits.
Cast of Diamonds
Crew of Diamonds
Aleksandr OleninDirector
Ivan PravovDirector- Nikolai AsanovScreenplay
Aleksandr MacheretProducer- Grigoriy LukinExecutive Producer
- Klara KatzmanOriginal Music Composer
- Alexandr SigaevDirector of Photography
- Ye. RadionovaEditor
- Viktor KrylovProduction Design
- B. ZaltsbergCostume Design
- Yuriy RazumovCamera Operator
- Yevgeni NesterovSound Director
- Konstantin MurzidiLyricist
- P. FedorenkoMakeup Artist
- G. BazhenovVFX Artist
- Ye. MartynenkoVFX Artist
- V. LozhkinScript Consultant
- Pyotr KuznetsovAssistant Camera
- Aleksandr ShmorgonerConductor
- Aleksandr PreobrazhenskiyConductor
About Diamonds
What is Diamonds about?
Young geologist Sergei Nesterov, having returned from the army, intends to continue his work, interrupted by the war, on exploring industrial deposits of Ural diamonds. His enthusiasm surprises his boss, puts his fiancée Varvara in an awkward position, and gives other geologists a perfect excuse to mock him. But he is warmly supported by the district committee secretary Salomatov. Sergei…
When was Diamonds released?
Diamonds was released on December 16, 1947.
How long is Diamonds?
Diamonds runs 1 hour 26 minutes (86 minutes).
Who directed Diamonds?
Diamonds was directed by Aleksandr Olenin and Ivan Pravov.
Who is in the cast of Diamonds?
The cast of Diamonds includes Vsevolod Sanayev (Sergei Nesterov), Vasili Vanin (Ignat Salamatov), Nina Alisova (Varvara Menschikova), Eugeny Agurov (Boris Palekhov) and Ioakim Maksimov-Koshkinskiy (Filipp Ilyashev).