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Malenkiy Beglets

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Original title

Chiisai tôbôsha

Year

1966

Running time

108 min.

Country

Soviet Union (USSR)

Director

Eduard Bocharov, Teinosuke Kinugasa

Screenwriter

Andrei Bitov, Emil Braginsky, Hideo Oguni

Cast

Music

Boris Karamyshev, Emin Khachaturyan

Cinematography

Pyotr Katayev, Kazuo Miyagawa, Aleksandr Rybin

Producer

Co-production Soviet Union (USSR)-Japan;

Daiei Eiga, Maksim Gorki Studio. Producer: Grigori Britikov, Masaichi Nagata. Distributor: Kadokawa

Genre

Adventure | Family Relationships

Synopsis

The first film co-production of Japan and USSR. Japan is represented by Teinosuke Kinugasa, and Eduard Bocharov represents USSR. The 10-year-old Ken has lost his parents and he is raised by his violinist uncle Nobuyuki. Ken is getting to be a gifted violinist himself, but then Nobuyuki reveals that Ken's father is still alive, but lives in Moscow. The Bolshoi Circus visits Japan, and Ken wants to take this opportunity to go to USSR.

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Malenkiy Beglets

1966

Eduard Bocharov, Teinosuke Kinugasa