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The Order: Do Not Open Fire (1981)
A movie about a Soviet soldiers on the Japanese borders during 1941.
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A movie about a Soviet soldiers on the Japanese borders during 1941.
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Genre:War, Drama, Action
Written By:Georgi Markov, Eduard Shim
In Theaters:10/10/1981
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Valeri Isakov, Yuri Ivanchuk
Director
Natalya Yegorova
Ekaterina Ivanovna Belyaeva, doctor
Vladlen Biryukov
Pavel Tikhonov battalion commander, captain
Yevgeni Gerasimov
Nightingale, sergeant
Ernst Romanov
Butkin, politruk
Mykola Hrynko
Razin
Nikolay Ivanov
Philip Andreevich Egorov
Aleksandr Potapov
Terenty Shlyonkin, sergeant
Alexander Silin
Efim Ivanovich Demidkov, red army
Victor Neznanov
Vedernikov, senior lieutenant
Sergey Sazontyev
Tarasenko
Rajab Adashev
Kukenbaev
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