Stormy Nights
Jan 25, 1961 · 1h 19m
Director
Vladimir Dovgan, Aleksandr KurochkinOverview
1942 Wounded, bleeding, but defiant Sevastopol is subjected to continuous bombing and artillery shelling. It was at this time that, by Hitler's personal order, a giant experimental cannon was delivered to the Bakhchisarai area. An experienced scout Kozhukhar is instructed to contact a group of young underground fighters in Alupka through the partisans and use them to locate the artillery installation. Classified weapons are carefully guarded. The patriots decide to take an exceptionally bold step: at night, they descend along a steep cliff to Bakhchisarai and take the "tongue"...
Cast of Stormy Nights
Crew of Stormy Nights
Vladimir DovganDirector, Writer
Aleksandr KurochkinWriter, Director- Georgy SeverskyWriter, Script Consultant
- S. SafronovExecutive Producer
Yuriy ShchurovskiyOriginal Music Composer
Yuri MalinovskyDirector of Photography- S. GorbachevDirector of Photography
- Valentina MironovaEditor
Petro SlabynskyiProduction Design- Boris GolevSound Director
- K. ZhukovskyAssistant Director
- N. ReshetovScript Consultant
Jüri MüürScript Consultant
Venyamin TolbaConductor
About Stormy Nights
What is Stormy Nights about?
1942 Wounded, bleeding, but defiant Sevastopol is subjected to continuous bombing and artillery shelling. It was at this time that, by Hitler's personal order, a giant experimental cannon was delivered to the Bakhchisarai area. An experienced scout Kozhukhar is instructed to contact a group of young underground fighters in Alupka through the partisans and use them to locate the artillery…
When was Stormy Nights released?
Stormy Nights was released on January 25, 1961.
How long is Stormy Nights?
Stormy Nights runs 1 hour 19 minutes (79 minutes).
Who directed Stormy Nights?
Stormy Nights was directed by Vladimir Dovgan and Aleksandr Kurochkin.
Who is in the cast of Stormy Nights?
The cast of Stormy Nights includes Grigori Karpov (Kozhukhar), Viktor Strizhov (Balashov), Igor Zhilin (Zobnin), Anna Dubrovina (Lina Zorenko) and Anatoli Pazenko (Aleksandr Zorenko).