Gloomy Vangur
Aug 22, 1960
Director
Anatoliy DudorovOverview
Two sworn enemies—geologists with opposing views on life—set off alone through the dense taiga of the northern Urals to the town of Vangur with the aim of confirming the location of valuable titanium ore deposits. However, as fate would have it, they end up in the same expedition group. Not only their own fate is at stake, but also the fate of the entire Union.
Cast of Gloomy Vangur
Pavel ShpringfeldBoris Pushkaryov
Anatoliy ToropovNikolay Pletnyov
Vladimir KurkovYura
Iya ArepinaStudent Natasha
Konstantin BartashevichProfessor Aleksei Kuzminykh
Nazib GaynullinMikhail Kurikov
Radner MuratovVasiliy Kurikov
Aleksandr GrechaniyStepan
Zinaida NevostruyevaSecretary
Dmitriy DalskiyVladislav Evgenyevich
Crew of Gloomy Vangur
Anatoliy DudorovDirector- Oleg KoryakovWriter
- K. ZholobovaExecutive Producer
Nikolay TimofeyevOriginal Music Composer- Ivan ArtyukhovDirector of Photography
- L. BespalovaEditor
- Vladislav RastorguevProduction Design
- Viktor ChulkovSound Director
- Pyotr GradovLyricist
- Valentin KruchininMusician
- M. BogoroditskiyAssistant Director
- Robert RuvinovCamera Operator
- Oleg KhomyakovScript Editor
- Stepan KiselVFX Director of Photography
- V. GrachevVFX Supervisor
- L. OvchinnikovScript Consultant
- Mark PavermanConductor
About Gloomy Vangur
What is Gloomy Vangur about?
Two sworn enemies—geologists with opposing views on life—set off alone through the dense taiga of the northern Urals to the town of Vangur with the aim of confirming the location of valuable titanium ore deposits. However, as fate would have it, they end up in the same expedition group. Not only their own fate is at stake, but also the fate of the entire Union.
When was Gloomy Vangur released?
Gloomy Vangur was released on August 22, 1960.
Who directed Gloomy Vangur?
Gloomy Vangur was directed by Anatoliy Dudorov.
Who is in the cast of Gloomy Vangur?
The cast of Gloomy Vangur includes Pavel Shpringfeld (Boris Pushkaryov), Anatoliy Toropov (Nikolay Pletnyov), Vladimir Kurkov (Yura), Iya Arepina (Student Natasha) and Konstantin Bartashevich (Professor Aleksei Kuzminykh).