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Cast

Vera Kuznetsova

Vera Kuznetsova

Natalya Avdeyevna

Lyudmila Marchenko

Lyudmila Marchenko

Tanya

Nikolai Novlyansky

Nikolai Novlyansky

Grandfather Avdey

Valentin Zubkov

Valentin Zubkov

Sergei Ivanovich

Nonna Mordyukova

Nonna Mordyukova

Stepanida

Lyusyena Ovchinnikova

Lyusyena Ovchinnikova

Nyurka

Pyotr Kiryutkin

Pyotr Kiryutkin

Mokeich

Pyotr Aleynikov

Pyotr Aleynikov

Fyodor

Yelena Maksimova

Yelena Maksimova

Makarikha

Yuri Arkhiptsev

Yuri Arkhiptsev

Pyotr Gordeyev

Vladimir Vsevolodov

Vladimir Vsevolodov

Pavel Skvortsov

Tatyana Guretskaya

Tatyana Guretskaya

Yelena Skvortsova

Georgi Shapovalov

Georgi Shapovalov

Stepanida's husband

Ivan Kuznetsov

Ivan Kuznetsov

brigadier

Yevgeniya Melnikova

Yevgeniya Melnikova

Vasilisa Danilovna

Stella Melkova

Stella Melkova

Chernova (uncredited)

Iryna Bunina

Iryna Bunina

female postman (uncredited)

Crew

Lev Kulidzhanov

Lev Kulidzhanov

Director

Budimir Metalnikov

Budimir Metalnikov

Writer

Yuri Biryukov

Yuri Biryukov

Original Music Composer

Yekaterina Aleksandrova

Yekaterina Aleksandrova

Costume Design

Pyotr Kataev

Pyotr Kataev

Director of Photography

Lidiya Zhuchkova

Lidiya Zhuchkova

Editor

Anatoli Dikan

Anatoli Dikan

Sound

Mark Gorelik

Mark Gorelik

Production Design

Sofya Filyonova

Sofya Filyonova

Makeup Artist

Sergey Serebrenikov

Sergey Serebrenikov

Production Design

Arnold Roytman

Arnold Roytman

Conductor

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A Home for Tanya

19595.8 / 1094 min
Drama

Overview

The adopted daughter of Dr. Skvortsov, Tanya, having learned that her mother Natalya Avdeyevna is alive, who was considered dead during the bombing of World War II, decides to go to her in a distant village on vacation. She recognizes the woman who gave her life and lost her husband and sons due to the war, but cannot call her mother. Meetings on the collective farm with interesting people make Tanya think a lot and experience a lot. She discovers for herself a completely new, largely alien world to her. It does not immediately penetrate the sense of inner kinship with this world, its people, so unusual for her.