"Keys to Heaven" is a Soviet comedy feature film of 1964 .
| Keys to the sky | |
|---|---|
| Genre | comedy |
| Producer | Victor Ivanov |
| Author script | Ivan Stadnyuk |
| In the main cast | Alexander Lenkov Valery Bessarab Zoya Vikhoreva Natalya Surovegina |
| Operator | Mikhail Ivanov |
| Composer | Vadim Gomolyak |
| Film company | Film Studio named Alexandra Dovzhenko |
| Duration | 73 minutes |
| A country | |
| Language | Russian |
| Year | 1964 |
| IMDb | ID 0314279 |
Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Cast
- 2.1 In the episodes
- 3 Camera crew
- 4 Technical data
- 5 facts
- 6 notes
- 7 References
Story
The story of the adventures of Semyon Lagoda, a talented but careless radio amateur guy, in the service of an ordinary in the air defense missile division. Due to a chain of misunderstandings from the “citizen”, strained relations gradually arose between him and Lieutenant Kirillov, since, due to the fault of Lagoda, Kirillov broke up with his girlfriend Anya.
After a series of comic situations, all personal and official misunderstandings are clarified, and Lagoda becomes a good specialist and even takes part in the interception of a real intruder aircraft.
Cast
- Alexander Lenkov - Private Semyon Ivanovich Lagoda
- Valery Bessarab [1] - Lieutenant Ivan Kirillov
- Zoya Vikhoreva - Polina, bride of Semyon Lagoda
- Natalia Surovegina - Anya, bride of Ivan Kirillov
- Henry Ostashevsky - Colonel Andreev
- Alexander Gai - Major Olenin
- Andrey Gonchar - Lieutenant Filin
In episodes
- Vyacheslav Voronin - Lieutenant Samsonov
- Vladimir Volkov - truck driver
- Vladimir Gavronsky - foreman
- Mikhail Gordevsky - company sergeant
- Vitaliy Zaporozhchenko
- Anatoly Ivanov - Lieutenant Petrov
- Margarita Kosheleva - the wife of Lieutenant Filin
- Anna Kushnirenko - Polina's grandmother
- Vladimir Obruchev
- Nikolai Rushkovsky - major general
- Lyudmila Sosyura - wife of Colonel Andreev
- Maria Kapnist - laboratory assistant (uncredited)
- Vasily Fushichich - head of the patrol (uncredited)
- Vitaliy Doroshenko - photojournalist (uncredited)
- Boris Kharitonov - uncredited
- Anna Nikolaeva - uncredited
- Yuri Lavrov - Vadik (uncredited)
- Nikolai Khramov - boatman
Camera crew
- Scenario - Ivan Stadnyuk
- Lyrics - Vasily Fedorov and Boris Paliychuk (soldier)
- Production - Victor Ivanov
- Chief Operator - Mikhail Ivanov
- Artist - Victor Migulko
- Director - Nikolay Sergeev
- Composer - Vadim Gomolyaka
- Sound Engineer - Riva Bisnovataya
- Operator - Jacob Reznik
- Set Designer - Pyotr Maksimenko
- Makeup - Alexandra Dubchak
- Costumes - Tatyana Glinkova
- Installation - Nikolay Yatsenko
- Assistants:
- Director - Victor Gres , Boris Shelenko
- Operator - Kokstantin Lavrov , Boris Lebedev , Victor Osadchiy
- Orchestra and choir of Ukrainian radio
- Conductor - Veniamin Tolba
- Choirmaster - Georgy Taranchenko
- Combined Shooting:
- operator - Grigory Sigalov
- artist - Vladimir Tsyrlin
- Chief Military Consultant - Colonel General of Aviation Aleksey Podolsky
- Consultant - Major Victor Georgievich
- Editor - Vladimir Sosyura
- Directors of the picture - Nikolai Sharov , Leonid Nizguretsky
Technical Data
The film is color, single-part, conventional format, duration 73 minutes.
Facts
- The film shows the real S-75 Dvina anti-aircraft missile system .
- The film was shot in Kiev , Crimea , Sevastopol and in the military unit on Cape Meganom .
- The film features Cavaradossi’s aria E lucevan le stelle from Giacomo Puccini ’s opera “ Tosca ” in Russian translation by George Vinogradov and Neapolitan song performed by Joe Basile and Aldo Conti .
Notes
Links
- Keys to Heaven on the Internet Movie Database