72 Degrees Below Zero (1977)
Original title: 72 градуса ниже нуля
72 Degrees Below Zero is a 1977 Russian-language adventure movie directed by Sergei Danilin and Yevgeni Tatarsky. It stars Nikolay Kryuchkov, Oleg Korchikov and Aleksandr Abdulov.
Antarctic station "Vostok" threatens conservation due to lack of fuel. Volunteer squad is called to take fuel, but will soon begin "Polar autumn" in Antarctica. No one has walked this way, when the temperature drops below 71 degrees Celsius and freezes fuels.
Quick answers
What is 72 Degrees Below Zero about?
Antarctic station "Vostok" threatens conservation due to lack of fuel. Volunteer squad is called to take fuel, but will soon begin "Polar autumn" in Antarctica. No one has walked this way, when the temperature drops below 71 degrees Celsius and freezes fuels.
When was 72 Degrees Below Zero released?
72 Degrees Below Zero was released on 11 July 1977.
Who made 72 Degrees Below Zero?
72 Degrees Below Zero was directed by Sergei Danilin and Yevgeni Tatarsky.
Cast
- Nikolay Kryuchkov as Ivan Gavrilov
- Oleg Korchikov as Vassiliy Komov
- Aleksandr Abdulov as Lionka Savostikov
- Yuri Demich as Valeriy Nikitin
- Mikhail Kononov as Anton Zhmurkin
- Valeri Kozinets as Aleksey Antonov
- Oleg Yankovskiy as Sergei Popov
- Nikolai Boyarsky as Sinitsin
- Sergei Ivanov as Peter Zadirayu
- Larisa Luzhina as Cameo
- Raisa Vasilyeva (II) as Cameo
- Yuriy Lebedev-Shmidtgof