The Frigid Sea (1954)

Released: 1954-01-01 Duration: 1hr 32min

Genres: Drama History

Rating 6.0

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Overview

Several commercial fishermen were attacked by sea pirates and were forced to spend more than one year on a desert island. Many considered them dead - but almost all of them managed to survive ...

Production Companies

Gorky Film Studios

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	ru
Popularity	0.624

Directed By

Yuri Yegorov

Crew

Art Designer
Konstantin Urbetis

Director
Yuri Yegorov

Screenplay
Konstantin Badigin

Screenplay
Vladimir Kreps

Producer
Vladimir Maron

Camera Operator
Igor Shatrov

Music
Gavriil Popov

Production Design
Sergei Kozlovsky

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