The Call of Love

The Call of Love (Russian: Близнецы, translit. Bliznetsy) is a 1945 Soviet comedy film directed by Konstantin Yudin.^[1]

Plot

At the station, charming twins, infants were lost. In the arrangement of their destiny take part and a young girl-electrician, and military sailors, and gardener, and an old professor of psychology. In cares for kids, everyone finds their happiness.

Cast

• Lyudmila Tselikovskaya as Lyuba Karaseva
• Vera Orlova^[2] as Leza Karaseva
• Mikhail Zharov as Vadim Spiridonovich Yeropkin
• Andrey Tutyshkin as Dr. Petr Petrovich Listopadov
• Irina Murzaeva as Alla Vladimirovna Broshkina
• Pavel Shpringfeld as Anatoly Listopadov
• Dmitri Pavlov as Seaman Serei Orlikov
• Konstantin Sorokin as seaman Gharkov
• Vladimir Gribkov as building manager
• Georgy Svetlani as seller
• Inna Fyodorova as Pavlina Yeropkina
• Svetlana Nemolyaeva^[3] as Svetochka^[4]
• Vera Vasilyeva^[5][6] as monger
• Elena Tchaikovskaia as Svetochka's friend
• Tatyana Barysheva as director of the orphanage
• Semyon Svashenko as Officer

Release

Konstantin Yudin's film was watched by 20 million Soviet viewers, which is the 927th result in the history of Soviet film distribution^[7].

References

External links

• The Call of Love on IMDb