Blue Roads
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| Blue Roads | |
|---|---|
| Russian: Голубые дороги | |
| Directed by | Vladimir Braun |
| Written by | Grigoriy Koltunov[1] |
| Starring | |
| Cinematography | Ivan Shekker |
| Music by | |
Release date |
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| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Blue Roads, (Russian: Голубые дороги) is a 1947[2] Soviet war adventure drama film directed by Vladimir Braun.
Plot
Despite the fact that the Great Patriotic War has come to an end, in the depths of the sea there are still German mines. One of them is found in the Odessa port and Captain Ratanov begins to neutralize it. But suddenly it explodes, seriously wounding the captain. Will he be able to return to work?[3]
Cast
- Pavel Kadochnikov as Sergey Ratanov
- Marina Kalinkina as Nadezhda Ratanova
- Viktor Dobrovolsky as Sergey Konstantinovich
- Mikhail Romanov as Berezhenko
- Sergey Stolyarov as Razgovorov
- Yury Lyubimov as Yuri Vetkin
- Vladimir Osvetsimsky as Captain Konsovsky
- Arkadi Arkadyev as Kalachenko
- Andrei Sova as Sailor[4]
References
External links
- Blue Roads at IMDb
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