A Severe Young Man (Суворий юнак) 89 years old

The film’s content makes no concessions to the usual expectations of Soviet audiences of the 1930s. The cast of characters is extremely unlikely in almost every conventional respect. The action involves the household of the prominent Dr. Stepanov and his young wife, Masha, who share their large and richly adorned mansion with the parasitical Fedor Tsitronov, whose presence in the household is given only the most implausible of explanations. Equally implausible is the acquaintance of the family with the young and proud Grisha Fokin, whose leadership role in the Young Communist League is never clearly defined and who is never seen engaged in any work or professional activity.

Credits

Pyotr Repnin as Kolya's Uncle (uncredited)

Maksim Shtraukh as Fyodor Tsitronov

Ivan Koval-Samborsky as Sailor

Aleksandr Chistyakov as Olga's Father

Valentina Serova as Liza

Olga Zhiznyeva as Masha Stepanova

A Severe Young Man Cast

Name	Character
Pyotr Repnin He was 40, 75 years old when he died	as Kolya's Uncle (uncredited)
Maksim Shtraukh He was 34, 73 years old when he died	as Fyodor Tsitronov
Ivan Koval-Samborsky He was 41, 68 years old when he died	as Sailor
Aleksandr Chistyakov He was 54, 62 years old when he died	as Olga's Father
Valentina Serova She was 16, 57 years old when she died	as Liza
Olga Zhiznyeva She was 45, 83 years old when she died	as Masha Stepanova

A Severe Young Man Crew

Name	Department
Vladimir Kaplunovskiy as Production Design. He was 28 (62) years old when He died	Art
Abram Room as Director. He was 40 (81) years old when He died	Directing

A Severe Young Man (89 years)

Release day: Wednesday, December 04, 1935
Runtime: 100 minutes