Detective of the St. Petersburg Police (1992) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 5, 1992

Original Title:
Сыщик Петербургской полиции

Genres:
Comedy | Mystery

Production Companies:
Sverdlovsk Film Studio

Production Countries:
Soviet Union

Ratings / Certifications:
RU: 16+ 

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Administration:
Aleksandr Sedov
Sergey Pioro
T. Korostelyova
Gennadiy Pioro

Assistant Camera:
Andrey Rayevskiy
P. Zhigunov
Z. Minbagisov

Assistant Director:
A. Komarov
Yuriy Ganin
M. Tolstoy

Assistant Editor:
I. Stremyakova
I. Mayburova

Assistant Makeup Artist:
E. Semenovskikh

Assistant Production Design:
Sergei Myshkin

Co-Director:
Leonid Chistov

Consulting Producer:
V. Zemtsov

Costume Designer:
Natalya Zaytseva

Costumer:
S. Markhasina
Zinaida Sannikova

Director:
Viktor Kobzev

Director of Photography:
Rudolf Meshcheryagin
Vyacheslav Petukhov

In Memory Of:
Ivan Putilin

Lead Editor:
Flora Stremyakova

Lyricist:
Apollon Maykov

Makeup Designer:
Larisa Kozlova

Master Lighting Artist:
V. Bamburov

Original Music Composer:
Algirdas Paulavicius

Playback Singer:
Sergey Parfyonov

Production Design:
Valery Kukenkov

Production Director:
Galina Sedova

Props:
Tatyana Lopatina

Pyrotechnic Supervisor:
N. Sabirov

Screenplay:
Leonid Yuzefovich
Viktor Kobzev

Script Editor:
Leonard Tolstoy

Sound Director:
Viktor Gerrat

Still Photographer:
V. Ivanov

Story:
Leonid Yuzefovich

Stunt Coordinator:
Valery Rybin

VFX Artist:
A. Astretsov

Visual Effects Camera:
Stepan Kisel

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