Forward March, Time! (1977)
Overview
Soviet animation from Vladimir Tarasov.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ru |
| Popularity | 0.313 |
Directed By
Vladimir Tarasov
Crew
Vladimir Tarasov
Boris Larin
Nikolai Koshkin
Kabul Rasulov
Vladimir Kutuzov
Tatyana Mititello
Olga Bogolyubova
Dmitriy Kulikov
Svetlana Gviniashvili
Valentina Gilyarova
A. Dubenskiy
I. Isaeva
Lyudmila Krutovskaya
Aleksandr Davydov
Aleksandr Mazaev
Aleksey Bukin
Yuriy Kuzyurin
Tatyana Fadeeva
Margarita Mikheeva
Arkadiy Snesarev
A. Turkov
Boris Shnaper
A. Gorin
Gustav Mahler
Vladimir Mayakovsky
Fyodor Ivanov
TOP CAST
Aleksandr Kaydanovskiy
Reading poem (voice)
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