1938
1h

Summary Adapted from four different Russian folk-tales, this early Soviet fantasy film tells the story of Emelya the Fool, who, fishing one day, catches a talking pike who pleads for his life and in return grants Emelya wishes for a life spared. View more details

1938
1h

By Pike

Directed : Aleksandr Rou

Written : Oleg Leonidov Vsevolod Kochetov Ye. Tarakhova

Stars : Georgiy Millyar Mariya Kravchunovskaya Pyotr Savin Ye. Terentyeva

All cast & crew

6.8

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Genres : Fantasy Family

Release date : Dec 29, 1938

Countries of origin : Soviet Union

Language : Russian

Production companies : Soyuzdetfilm

Details

Genres : Fantasy Family

Release date : Dec 29, 1938

Countries of origin : Soviet Union

Language : Russian

Production companies : Soyuzdetfilm

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Pyotr Savin in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Andrey Fayt, Georgiy Millyar, and Lev Potyomkin in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Ye. Terentyeva in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Pyotr Savin and Ye. Terentyeva in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Boris Zelensky in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Georgiy Millyar and Pyotr Savin in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Georgiy Millyar, Pyotr Savin, and Ye. Terentyeva in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

Anatoly Belsky in Po shchuchemu veleniyu (1938)

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