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Cast

Aleksandr Timoshkin

Aleksandr Timoshkin

Anna Rybnikova

Anna Rybnikova

Crew

Aleksandr Kurlyandskiy

Aleksandr Kurlyandskiy

Writer

Pavel Ovsyannikov

Pavel Ovsyannikov

Music

Mikhail Lipskerov

Mikhail Lipskerov

Writer

Petro Rakitin

Petro Rakitin

Director of Photography

Geliy Arkadev

Geliy Arkadev

Art Direction

Olga Apanasova

Olga Apanasova

Assistant Director

Irina Sobyanina

Irina Sobyanina

Art Designer

Raisa Frichinskaya

Raisa Frichinskaya

Script Editor

Vladimir Kutuzov

Vladimir Kutuzov

Sound

Izabella Gerasimova

Izabella Gerasimova

Editor

Elvira Maslova

Elvira Maslova

Animation

Natalya Bogomolova

Natalya Bogomolova

Animation

Galina Zebrova

Galina Zebrova

Animation

Igor Makarov

Igor Makarov

Production Design

Aleksandr Mazaev

Aleksandr Mazaev

Animation

Iosif Kuroyan

Iosif Kuroyan

Animation

N. Ozyorskaya

N. Ozyorskaya

Art Designer

Aleksandr Panov

Aleksandr Panov

Animation

Liliana Monakhova

Liliana Monakhova

Head of Production

Yefim Gamburg

Yefim Gamburg

Director

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Sea, Oh Sea!

19830.0 / 1010 min
Animation

Overview

O, more, more! (Russian: О, море, море!, lit. The sea, oh the sea) is a 1983 Soyuzmultfilm's animated satirical film directed by Yefim Gamburg. It tells the story of young men and women on vacation. They are constantly separated by various circumstances, including the fantastic and phantasmagoric onces, but at the end they finally marry. O, more, more! parodies Soviet popular culture, i.e. popular music (Italian song "Amore-more-more..."), sugary wedding photos and souvenirs, the maniac hunt for the foreign brands and clothes (such as jeans), primitive Soviet pornography, and the cult of material prosperity. (Wikipedia)