On My Green Land...
Dec 14, 1958 · 1h 4m
Director
Richard Viktorov, Igor ShishovOverview
Kirilyuk, the director of the timber processing plant, decides to cut down Oleniy Top, a large forest on the steep slope below which the village is located. Cutting down the massif will enable Kirilyuk to easily fulfill the timber farm's plan and help him regain his fame as the head of an advanced enterprise. But the bare slope can be eroded by rains, and then the village is threatened with a landslide...
Cast of On My Green Land...
Crew of On My Green Land...
Richard ViktorovDirector
Igor ShishovDirector- Nikolai YershovWriter
- M. GoldfarbExecutive Producer
Boris KaramyshevOriginal Music Composer, Conductor- S. MartonOriginal Music Composer
- Fyodor SilchenkoDirector of Photography
- Olga KharkovaEditor
Mikhail ZayatsProduction Design
Yuri BogatyrenkoProduction Design- Z. LagutinaCostume Design
Sergei YutkevichConsulting Producer- Konstantin ZhukAssistant Director
- Eduard GoncharenkoSound Director
- Vladimir TalalaMakeup Artist
- D. BalashovVFX Director of Photography
- I. MikhelsVFX Artist
- N. KalachevScript Editor
About On My Green Land...
What is On My Green Land... about?
Kirilyuk, the director of the timber processing plant, decides to cut down Oleniy Top, a large forest on the steep slope below which the village is located. Cutting down the massif will enable Kirilyuk to easily fulfill the timber farm's plan and help him regain his fame as the head of an advanced enterprise. But the bare slope can be eroded by rains, and then the village is threatened with a…
When was On My Green Land... released?
On My Green Land... was released on December 14, 1958.
How long is On My Green Land...?
On My Green Land... runs 1 hour 4 minutes (64 minutes).
Who directed On My Green Land...?
On My Green Land... was directed by Richard Viktorov and Igor Shishov.
Who is in the cast of On My Green Land...?
The cast of On My Green Land... includes Nikolai Dovzhenko (Anton Bulyga), Zhanna Dmitrenko (Vasilina), Nina Kukushkina (Gafiya), Lavrenti Masokha (Kirilyuk) and Volodymyr Saveliev (Gorulya).