The Seagull (1970)
Original title: Чайка
The Seagull is a 1970 Russian-language drama movie directed by Yuli Karasik, with a running time of 1h 34m. It stars Alla Demidova, Vladimir Chetverikov and Nikolai Plotnikov.
Events unfold on the estate of Pyotr Sorin, which brought together representatives of secular society - actress Irina Arkadina, the host's sister and her lover, the famous writer Trigorin. Sorin’s nephew, Konstantin Treplev, in love with a neighbor girl Nina Zarechnaya, who dreams of becoming an actress, writes for her a play that she plays in the scenery of Sorin’s garden.
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What is The Seagull about?
Events unfold on the estate of Pyotr Sorin, which brought together representatives of secular society - actress Irina Arkadina, the host's sister and her lover, the famous writer Trigorin. Sorin’s nephew, Konstantin Treplev, in love with a neighbor girl Nina Zarechnaya, who dreams of becoming an actress, writes for her a play that she plays in the scenery of Sorin’s garden.
When was The Seagull released?
The Seagull was released on 31 December 1970.
How long is The Seagull?
The Seagull runs 1h 34m.
Who made The Seagull?
The Seagull was directed by Yuli Karasik.
Cast
- Alla Demidova as Arkadina
- Vladimir Chetverikov as Treplev
- Nikolai Plotnikov as Sorin
- Ludmila Savelyeva as Zarechnaya
- Armen Dzhigarkhanyan as Shamrayev
- Sofya Pavlova as Polina Andreyevna
- Valentina Telichkina as Masha
- Yuriy Yakovlev as Trigorin
- Efim Kopelyan as Dorn
- Sergei Torkachevsky as Medvedenko
- Stanislav Simonov as Yakov
- Henrikas Kurauskas as Knyazkov