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Cheka Employee (1964) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 27, 1964

Original Title:
Сотрудник ЧК

Alternate Titles:
ChK Employee
Fövqəladə komissiyanın əməkdaşı
Sotrudnik ChK
Співробітник НК

Genres:
Action | History

Production Companies:
Mosfilm

Production Countries:
Soviet Union

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 97

Overview from TheMovieDB

Based on the novel of the same name by Aleksandr Lukin and Dmitriy Polyanovskiy. Russia, 1919. A young soldier of the First Cavalry Army, Aleksei Mikhalyov, is sent to work in the provincial Cheka. Here in the south of the country there is a large White Guard underground led by the elusive Markov. Aleksei gets into the gang, where he is mistaken for his own. The day of the operation to eliminate the white underground is appointed. But unforeseen circumstances destroy the plans of the Chekists.

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Production

Director:
Boris Volchek

Director of Photography:
Vladimir Minayev

Editor:
Mariya Timofeyeva

Makeup Artist:
Vladimir Yakovlev

Novel:
Aleksandr Lukin
Dmitri Polyanovsky

Original Music Composer:
Eduard Lazarev

Production Design:
Abram Freydin
Orest Alikin

Sound:
Yevgeni Fyodorov

Writer:
Aleksandr Lukin
Dmitri Polyanovsky
Boris Volchek

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