Zvenigora
Mar 07, 1928 · 1h 32m
Director
Alexander DovzhenkoOverview
An old man tells his grandson of a legendary treasure buried beneath the hills of Zvenigora, setting in motion a sweeping cinematic poem that intertwines Ukrainian folklore, history, and revolution.
Cast of Zvenigora
Mykola NademskyiGrandpa / General
Semyon SvashenkoTimoshka, First Grandson
Les PodorozhniyPavel, Second Grandson
Polina Skliar-OtavaOksana / Roksana- Heorhiy AstafyevScythian Leader (uncredited)
- Leonid BarbeMonk (uncredited)
- Nikolay CharovPavel's Friend (uncredited)
Vladimir LanskoySpectator (uncredited)
Maria ParshinaTimoshka's Wife (uncredited)- I. SelyukAtaman (uncredited)
- Anastasii SymonovFat Officer (uncredited)
Vladimir UralskiyPeasant (uncredited)
Mariia Diusimetier- Tarasevych
Crew of Zvenigora
Alexander DovzhenkoDirector, Editor, Writer
Maik YohansenWriter- Yuri TyutyunnykWriter
Boris ZavelevDirector of Photography
Vasyl KrychevskyiProduction Design- ShcherbinaMakeup Artist
- Lazar BodikAssistant Director
- ChernyayevAssistant Director
- M. ZubovAssistant Director
- Oleksiy PankratyevFirst Assistant Camera
- Vladimir GoritsynAssistant Camera
- Georgiy AvenariusAssistant Camera
About Zvenigora
What is Zvenigora about?
An old man tells his grandson of a legendary treasure buried beneath the hills of Zvenigora, setting in motion a sweeping cinematic poem that intertwines Ukrainian folklore, history, and revolution.
When was Zvenigora released?
Zvenigora was released on March 7, 1928.
How long is Zvenigora?
Zvenigora runs 1 hour 32 minutes (92 minutes).
Who directed Zvenigora?
Zvenigora was directed by Alexander Dovzhenko.
Who is in the cast of Zvenigora?
The cast of Zvenigora includes Mykola Nademskyi (Grandpa / General), Semyon Svashenko (Timoshka, First Grandson), Les Podorozhniy (Pavel, Second Grandson), Polina Skliar-Otava (Oksana / Roksana) and Heorhiy Astafyev (Scythian Leader (uncredited)).