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The film tells about Aleksandr Khanzhonkov - the first Russian cinema producer and famous film maker of pre-revolutionary Russia.
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The film tells about Aleksandr Khanzhonkov - the first Russian cinema producer and famous film maker of pre-revolutionary Russia.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Yuliya Kiseleva, Mikhail Churbanov, Marina Kosinova
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Entertaiment Film Media, Sverdlovsk Film Studio
Cast
Yuliya Kiseleva, Marina Kosinova
Director
Ekaterina Chaplygina
Vera Kholodnaya
Vladislav Chepinoga
pianist
Vyacheslav Kharkhota
investor
Yuliya Kostina
young woman
Andrey Kylosov
cinema historian
Daniil Lopaev
newshawk
Sevastyan Melnichuk
reporter
Natalya Ozerskaya
Antonina, Khanzhonkov's wife
Irina Plesnyaeva
Vera, editor
Valery Prusakov
Aleksandr Khanzhonkov
Konstantin Shavkunov
young man
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