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Alyonka
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5.5Set in 1955 when many migrated from Russia to the Steppes of Kazakhstan, this is the trip back to the Canal from the frontier and farms by a number of people who tell their settler stories. Alyonka Muratova is a winsome 13 year old who talks Dmitry Prokovich, the chief mechanic for the Soviet, into giving up his seat in the truck to a young mother with her infant daughter. Then Alyonka and Dmitry share the back of the open truck with a young woman, newly graduated dentist who has not been able to find a position, Stefan, a hitchhiker with a dog who hopes his upper-class wife will return to him and the countryside, and Vasselina Petrovolka, a woman who lost one of her twin daughters in a riding accident by the river shortly after they arrived, and now is returning to tell the other twin of her sister's fate. A warm hearted look at common folks traveling in the frontier.
Cast
- Natalya Ovodova as Alyonka
- Irina Zarubina
- Vasiliy Shukshin
- Erast Garin
- Nikolay Kryuchkov
- Yevgeni Shutov
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Key facts
- Film.name
- Alyonka
- Film.image
- Alyonka Russian poster.jpg
- Film.caption
- Russian poster
- Film.director
- Boris Barnet
- Film.writer
- Sergei Antonov
- Film.music
- Kirill Molchanov
- Film.cinematography
- Igor Chernykh
- Film.editing
- L. Galkova
- Film.studio
- Mosfilm
- Film.runtime
- 86 minutes
- Film.country
- Soviet Union
- Film.language
- Russian
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Wikidata facts
- Duration
- 86
- FilmAffinity ID
- 298009
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- publication date
- 1962-03-22
- title
- Алёнка
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Alyonka () is a 1961 Soviet comedy film directed by Boris Barnet.
The film tells about one of the key stages of the organization of the socialist system in Russia, which is shown through the eyes of a girl named Alyonka.