Evening Bell (Вечерний звон) 19 years old
In the center of the plot is a screenwriter hired to create a new film. He writes a script about his childhood in the post-war Moscow courtyard. About how the boys were at enmity with the firemen, how they tried to blow up the fire, and how the firemen took revenge on them ... And how the boys ate the earth, swearing allegiance to each other ... And about who passed the test and who did not .. In his memoirs the script writer seems to be walking around in circles, returning to his childhood, as the brightest part of his life, where he very much wants to return, like a prodigal son in his father's house...
Credits
Evening Bell Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Evgeny Mironov He was 37, now 57 years old | |
| Viktor Smirnov He was 71, now 91 years old | |
| Nina Usatova She was 53, now 73 years old | |
| Aleksandr Baluev He was 45, now 65 years old | |
| Evgeniy Steblov He was 58, now 78 years old | |
| Valeriy Prokhorov He was 63, 66 years old when he died | |
| Sergei Parshin He was 52, now 72 years old |
Evening Bell Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Aleksandr Mikhaylov as Producer. He was 82 (69) years old when He died | Production |
| Vladimir Khotinenko as Director. He was 52 (now 72) years old | Directing |
| Pavel Finn as Writer. He was 64 (now 84) years old | Writing |
Evening Bell (19 years)
- Release day: Saturday, November 27, 2004
- Runtime: 77 minutes