Pavel Morozenko

Acting

Pavel Morozenko

Born — Died

1939-07-05 — 1991-08-13

Place of birth

Snezhnoe, Stalinskaya oblast, Ukrainian SSR, USSR

Known for

Acting

Credits

17 titles

Known for

Film credits

1960s · 9 titles

Meet Baluyev poster
7.0

In 1960-ies, Baluev, the head of the construction site of the main gas pipeline, decides to lay the track straight through the swamp, not giving a damn about the approved project. In addition to his basic boss duties, Baluyev actively engages in educational work among his subordinates.

Meet Baluyev

1963

Svichka's Wedding poster
NR

A spectacle version of Ivan Franko Theater, based on “The Candle of Fun” by Ivan Kocherga.

Svichka's Wedding

1962

Girl's Years poster
9.0

A modest girl, Nastya, who recently came to one of the largest silk factories in Ukraine, fell in love with the foreman and motorcycle racer Gnat Kolyada. After leaving the beautiful Hannah, Gnat proposes to Nastya — and soon the brigade celebrates the wedding. After the birth of their son, the young family begins to experience the first difficulties: Nastya finds it difficult to cope with school, work and household, and Gnat finds solace with Hannah. But the brigade is on Nastya's side. And so, when Gnat leaves the family to sort out his own feelings, the funny Antoska settles into their apartment...

Girl's Years

1961

Eugene, Little Eugene and Katyusha poster
6.4

War, 1944. Soldier Zhenya Kolyshkin, a fragile intellectual from Arbat, sets out on New Year's Eve to collect a parcel, but stumbles upon a German dugout. He manages to escape, but guard duty is inevitable. Zhenya's predicament is brightened by Zhenechka, a communications officer in the Katyusha regiment.

Eugene, Little Eugene and Katyusha

1967

Southern Cross is Above Us poster
10.0

In a small seaside town lived two friends—the feisty Fedka Boiko and the thoughtful, quiet Vovka. One day, the boys called a doctor to visit a sick person and began to visit him. That is how an extraordinary person entered their lives — polar pilot Pavel Ivanovich Fedoseenko, who turned out to be a shortwave radio amateur. From him, the boys learned about distant Antarctica for the first time — and vowed to become polar explorers. In the Antarctic village of Mirny, polar explorers Vladimir Sazonov and Fyodor Boyko meet—old friends who haven't seen each other in many years, who reminisce about their childhood in a southern coastal town and the romance of long-distance radio communications on short radio waves.

Southern Cross is Above Us

1965

Roman and Francesca poster
6.5

A Soviet trading ship sank into the Italian port. Sailor Roman went ashore. In one of the squares he heard singing. It was sung by Francesca. The sailor was delighted with her voice and beauty. They wandered for a long time that day on ancient streets and squares. And the next morning the war began. The Soviet ship had to urgently return to their homeland. It was difficult to part in love, but they believe that they will definitely meet.

Roman and Francesca

1961

Tenth Step poster
10.0

After the end of the Civil War, nurse and intelligence officer Anna Dzyuba returns to her hometown with her commissar husband. Here she has to make a difficult choice between ideological associates who establish Soviet power and childhood friends associated with the anti-Soviet underground.

Tenth Step

1967

Early on Sunday, I Dug a Potion poster
NR

Based on the novel by Olha Kobylyanska.

Early on Sunday, I Dug a Potion

1968

The Law of the Antarctic poster
9.5

On the eve of the New Year, a Belgian plane carrying a group of Antarctic researchers crashes in the area of the Pearl Mountains. Only the Soviet expedition responds to their call for help. For several days, Soviet pilots, despite the weather conditions and risking their own lives, set out in search of the Belgians...

The Law of the Antarctic

1963

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