“49 Days” is a Soviet feature film directed by Heinrich Gabay based on a real story (there is also a documentary film based on it).
| 49 days | |
|---|---|
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| Genre | drama, adventure |
| Producer | Heinrich Gabay |
| Operator | Arkady Koltsaty |
| Composer | Alexey Muravlev |
| Film company | film studio "Mosfilm" |
| Duration | 80 min |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 1962 |
| IMDb | ID 0166942 |
Content
Story
The barge with four young soldiers, Junior Sergeant Askhat Ziganshin and privates - Philip Poplavsky , Anatoly Kryuchkovsky and Ivan Fedotov carried away into the open ocean. For seven weeks they drifted on the ship until they were noticed by American pilots.
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Vladimir Buyanovsky | Rakhmatulin |
| Victor Pivnenko | Podgorny |
| Vladimir Shibankov | Fomin |
| Gennady Krasheninnikov | Boykov |
| Erwin Knausmüller | aircraft carrier captain |
| Bruno Oya | |
| Daniil Netrebin | |
| Sergey Nikonenko | |
| Roman Filippov | |
| Vasily Makarov | |
| Victor Filippov | |
| Anna Zarzhitskaya |
Camera crew
- Director: Heinrich Gabay
- Screenwriters: Yuri Bondarev , Vladimir Tendryakov , Grigory Baklanov
- Operator: Arkady Koltsaty
- Composer: Alexey Muravlev
- Artists: Arnold Weissfeld, Boris Nemechek
- Costumes: Anna Martinson
Literature
- “49 days” [On watching the movie] - “ Evening Moscow ” - 1962. - March 7
- Yakubovich N. 49 days. [About the filming of the film] - “The Soviet Screen ” - 1961, No. 11.
- Arbatov B. - “49 days” - Soviet Russia - 1960. - March 22. On the filming of the film "49 Days" according to the script of Yu. V. Bondarev.
- Works of Yu. V. Bondarev in the cinema - “49 Days” - “ Evening Moscow ” - 1961. - June 28
- 49 days. Moscow Cinema Week - April 1962 - April 15 - with ill.
- Yakubovich N. 49 days. - “The Soviet Screen ” - 1962, No. 4, p. 6.