Forty-nine Days
Brief Synopsis
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Soviet sailors Rakhmatullin, Podgornyy, Fomin, and Boykov are set adrift off the Siberian coast when their barge is wrecked in a storm. They endure for 49 days in the Pacific Ocean, exhibiting great courage and maintaining their dignity under hopelessly difficult circumstances. At last they are spot...
Cast & Crew
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Gennadiy Gabay
Director
Vladimir Buyanovskiy
Sergeant Rakhmatullin
Vitaliy Pivnenko
Private Podgornyy
Vladimir Shibankov
Private Fomin
G. Krasheninnikov
Private Boykov
B. Gladkov
Film Details
Also Known As
49 dney
Release Date
Jan
1964
Premiere Information
New York opening: 2 Jan 1964
Production Company
Mosfilm
Distribution Company
Artkino Pictures
Country
Soviet Union
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 20m
Synopsis
Soviet sailors Rakhmatullin, Podgornyy, Fomin, and Boykov are set adrift off the Siberian coast when their barge is wrecked in a storm. They endure for 49 days in the Pacific Ocean, exhibiting great courage and maintaining their dignity under hopelessly difficult circumstances. At last they are spotted by U. S. Navy pilots and rescued.
Director
Gennadiy Gabay
Director
Cast
Vladimir Buyanovskiy
Sergeant Rakhmatullin
Vitaliy Pivnenko
Private Podgornyy
Vladimir Shibankov
Private Fomin
G. Krasheninnikov
Private Boykov
B. Gladkov
A. Zarzhitskaya
E. Knausmyuller
V. Krokhin
Yu. Levchenko
Ye. Loginov
V. Makarov
B. Oya
V. Rogov
N. Rostovikov
V. Filippov
Crew
N. Anikeyeva
Film Editor
G. Ayzenberg
Special Effects
G. Baklanov
Screenwriter
Yu. Bondarev
Screenwriter
L. Bulgakov
Sound
E. Khodzhikyan
Assistant Director
Arkadiy Koltsatyy
Director of Photography
F. Krasnyy
Special Effects
T. Krylova
Makeup
S. Kulish
Camera
M. Lvovskiy
Composer
A. Martinson
Costumes
Aleksey Muravlev
Composer
Aleksey Muravlev
Music
Boris Nemechek
Art Director
A. Repina
Story editor
A. Roytman
Conductor
Ye. Rybanets
1st & 2nd Assistant Director
M. Shadur
Production Manager
V. Tendryakov
Screenwriter
Arnold Vaysfeld
Art Director
Film Details
Also Known As
49 dney
Release Date
Jan
1964
Premiere Information
New York opening: 2 Jan 1964
Production Company
Mosfilm
Distribution Company
Artkino Pictures
Country
Soviet Union
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 20m
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Notes
Released in the U.S.S.R. in March 1962 as 49 dney. Based on an actual incident of 1960 involving sailors Ivan Fedotov, Anatoliy Kryuchkovskiy, Filipp Poplavskiy, and Arkhan Ziganshin.
