Death of a Philatelist
Nov 23, 1969
Rated 6.3 out of 10
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Director
Giorgi KalatozishviliOverview
A respected philatelist is murdered in his own apartment, leaving only one inconspicuous stamp stolen from his collection. The seemingly unmotivated murder leads prosecutors on a trail of a dangerous criminal.
Cast of Death of a Philatelist
Ramaz ChkhikvadzeVachnadze
Rusudan KiknadzeAna
Avtandil KurdianiLuka
Vakhtang SulakvelidzeBeridze
Grigol TkabladzeKasradze
Ramaz GiorgobianiKereselidze
Givi TokhadzePeradze- Teodore ChikhladzeSamsoni
- Tengiz NatadzeGaiozi, "Korana"
Sesilia TakaishviliMother of Gaiozi- Otar KipianiLasha
Ipolite KhvichiaShamatava
Ivane SakvarelidzeCriminalist- Mikhail PiasetskiPhilatelist
Merab GegechkoriPhilatelist
Victor DeisadzePhilatelist- David Alavidze
- Zanda Ioseliani
Crew of Death of a Philatelist
- Giorgi KalatozishviliWriter, Director
- Levan AleksidzeWriter
- Anzor SalukvadzeWriter
Konstantin PevznerOriginal Music Composer, Conductor- Yuri KikabidzeDirector of Photography
- Lusia VartikyanEditor
- Dimitri TakaishviliProduction Design
- M. SaralidzeScript Editor
- G. TodriyaScript Consultant
- B. BalavadzeScript Consultant
- Vakhtang ShvelidzeFirst Assistant Director
- David LomidzeSound
- M. BaratashviliAssistant Director
- Teimuraz BakradzeAssistant Director
- M. Verdo-TsuladzeAssistant Director
- A. AskerovaMakeup & Hair
- Vakhtang DzhikiyaProduction Manager
About Death of a Philatelist
What is Death of a Philatelist about?
A respected philatelist is murdered in his own apartment, leaving only one inconspicuous stamp stolen from his collection. The seemingly unmotivated murder leads prosecutors on a trail of a dangerous criminal.
When was Death of a Philatelist released?
Death of a Philatelist was released on November 23, 1969.
Who directed Death of a Philatelist?
Death of a Philatelist was directed by Giorgi Kalatozishvili.
Who is in the cast of Death of a Philatelist?
The cast of Death of a Philatelist includes Ramaz Chkhikvadze (Vachnadze), Rusudan Kiknadze (Ana), Avtandil Kurdiani (Luka), Vakhtang Sulakvelidze (Beridze) and Grigol Tkabladze (Kasradze).