“Gold” is a feature film, a war drama directed by Damir Vyatich-Berezhnykh , released in 1969 .
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| Genre | war drama |
| Producer | Damir Vyatich-Berezhnykh |
| Author script | Boris Polevoy Damir Vyatich-Berezhnykh |
| In the main cast | Natalya Varley |
| Operator | Peter Satunovsky |
| Composer | Georgy Firtich |
| Film company | Mosfilm , Creative Association of Writers and Film Workers |
| Duration | 95 minutes |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | Russian |
| Year | 1969 |
| IMDb | ID 0167510 |
The film is based on the novel by Boris Polevoy .
Content
Story
The senior bank teller, Mitrofan Ilich Koretsky, decides not to evacuate the town bordering on Latvia . A young typist Musya Volkova remained with him - she did not have time to transport.
Two fighters brought jewels to the bank building, which were picked up from the post car of the blown-up train. Under the very nose of the German soldiers, the cashier and the typist take out more than 17 kg of jewels from the city. The Nazis learn about valuable cargo and begin to search for fugitives.
On the way, Mitrofan Ilyich dies, and Musya continues on the same path. Meets with local residents, falls into the partisan detachment. They wanted to take the jewelry by plane, but had to carry the gold on foot. She walked six hundred kilometers along enemy lines before meeting with the soldiers of the Red Army .
Cast
- Natalya Varley - Musya Volkova, a typist in the state bank nicknamed “Burdock”
- Alexander Plotnikov - Mitrofan Ilich Koretsky, senior bank teller
- Larisa Luzhina - Matryona Rubtsova, a notable cattle-breeding farm from the “Red Plowman” collective farm
- Victor Perevalov - Tolya Zlatoust, artisan, partisan
- Alexander Yanvaryov - Nikolay Zheleznov, partisan
- Nikolai Kryuchkov - forester, partisan liaison
- Valentina Ananina - Varya, collective farmer-partisan
- Vera Burlakova - collective farmer-partisan
- Alexander Grave - a collective farmer-partisan, father Matryona
- Margarita Zharova - captive
Film crew
- Script writers:
- Boris Polevoy
- Damir Vyatich-Berezhnykh
- Production Director: Damir Vyatich-Berezhnykh
- Main cameraman: Peter Satunovsky
- Production Designer: Evgeny Chernyaev
- Composer: George Firtich
- Sound engineer: O. Upenik
- Conductor: Mark Ermler
- Lyrics: V. Orlov
- Director of the picture: E. Nagornaya
Shooting
Filming took place in Monchegorsk [1] .