Okno v Parizh (1994)
Directed by Yuri Mamin

Comedy / Drama / Fantasy / Sci-Fi

Film Synopsis

When he loses his job as a music teacher, Nikolai ends up sharing a room in an apartment in Saint Petersburg with Gorokhov.  The room's previous tenant, an old lady, died a year ago, but her cat is still very much alive and well fed.  Keen to resolve the mystery, Nikolai and his neighbours follow the cat into a wardrobe and find a portal that takes them on to the rooftops of Paris...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Yuri Mamin
  • Script: Vyacheslav Leikin, Yuri Mamin, Arkadiy Tigay, Vladimir Vardunas, Guy Séligmann
  • Cinematographer: Anatoli Lapshov, Sergei Nekrasov
  • Music: Yuri Mamin, Aleksei Zalivalov
  • Cast: Agnès Soral (Nicole), Sergei Dontsov (Nikolai Tchijov), Viktor Mikhaylov (Gorokhov), Nina Usatova (Vera), Kira Krejlis-Petrova (Gorokhov's Mother-in-Law), Natalya Ipatova (Gorokhov's Daughter), Viktor Gogolev (Kuzmich), Tamara Timofeyeva (Maria Olegovna), Andrey Urgant, Jean Rupert, Malka Ribowska, Bernard Cassus-Soulanis, Vladimir Kaliche, Aleksei Zalivalov, Aleksei Kozodayev, Yelena Drapeko, Valentine Boukine, Varvare Chebalina, Anatoli Slivnikov, Sergei Labyrinr
  • Country: Russia / France
  • Language: Russian / French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 87 min

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