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Amphibian Man: 40 Years Later
A documentary about the original classic film. It includes interviews with the creators and participants of the film "Amphibian Man," rare footage, and the history of creation.
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A documentary about the original classic film. It includes interviews with the creators and participants of the film "Amphibian Man," rare footage, and the history of creation.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Director
Aleksandr Pozdnyakov
self - presenter of the program
Miron Chernenko
self - narrator
Mikhail Kozakov
self - narrator
Vladimir Chebotaryov
self - narrator
Oleg Nikolaev
self - narrator
Eduard Rozovsky
self - narrator
Vladimir Korenev
self - narrator
Vladlen Kebkalo
self - narrator
Vladlen Davydov
self - narrator
Elena Smiranina
self - narrator
Timur Mironov
self - narrator
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