Боевой киносборник № 9
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Боевой киносборник № 9
Summary
Боевой киносборник № 9 is a film[1].
Key Facts
- Боевой киносборник № 9's instance of is recorded as film[2].
- Боевой киносборник № 9 was directed by Mark Donskoy[3].
- Боевой киносборник № 9 was directed by Igor Savchenko[4].
- Боевой киносборник № 9 was directed by Vladimir Braun[5].
- Solomon Lazurin wrote the screenplay for Боевой киносборник № 9[6].
- Yury Olesha wrote the screenplay for Боевой киносборник № 9[7].
- Georgiy Grebner wrote the screenplay for Боевой киносборник № 9[8].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's composer is recorded as Sergei Pototsky[9].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's composer is recorded as Yakov Stollyar[10].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's composer is recorded as Yulii Meitus[11].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's composer is recorded as Andrii Shtoharenko[12].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's genre is war film[13].
- Боевой киносборник № 9 followed Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #8[14].
- Боевой киносборник № 9 was followed by Q109428628[15].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's production company is recorded as Dovzhenko Film Studios[16].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's director of photography is recorded as Yuri Yekelchik[17].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's director of photography is recorded as Danylo Demutskyi[18].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's director of photography is recorded as Oleksiy Mishuryn[19].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's director of photography is recorded as Bentsion Monastyrsky[20].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's director of photography is recorded as Ivan Gorchilin[21].
- The original language of Боевой киносборник № 9 was Russian[22].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's country of origin is recorded as Soviet Union[23].
- Боевой киносборник № 9 was released on May 4, 1942[24].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's duration is recorded as {'amount': '+67'}[25].
- Боевой киносборник № 9's P14821 is recorded as 34535[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Directors include Mark Donskoy[3], Igor Savchenko[4], and Vladimir Braun[5]. Screenwriters include Solomon Lazurin[6], Yury Olesha[7], and Georgiy Grebner[8].
Publication
Боевой киносборник № 9 was published on May 4, 1942[24]. The original language of it was Russian[22]. Its genre is war film[13].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Боевой киносборник № 9 followed Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #8[14]. It was followed by Q109428628[15].