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| Soul, (Душа/Dusha in Russian) is a Soviet film starring Sofia Rotaru. | |||
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1981 USSR, Russia film| Soul | |
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| Written by | Aleksandr Borodyansky, Aleksandr Stefanovich |
| Produced by | Aleksandr Stefanovich |
| Starring | Sofia Rotaru Mikhail Boyarsky |
| Music by | Alexander Kutikov, Andrei Makarevich |
| Distributed by | Mosfilm |
| Release dates |  1 January 1981 1 January 1981 |
| Running time | 93 min. |
| Countries | USSR, Russia |
| Language | Russian |
| Budget | $,000,000 (estimated) |
| Box office | $,000,000 (Worldwide) |
Soul, (Душа/Dusha in Russian) is a Soviet film starring Sofia Rotaru.
Plot
Pop-singer learns before an International festival that an illness threatens her to lose her voice. An acquaintence with young musicians helps her to avoid the drammatic situation. The main hero Victoria Svobodina, performed by Sofia Rotaru, decides to start siging in a new manner, and once on the festoval's stage she wins the grand prix.
Starring
- Sofia Rotaru
- Rolan Bykov
- Mikhail Boyarsky
- Vyacheslav Spesivtsev
- Ivars Kalninish
- Leonid Obolenskii
- Valerii Efremov
- Alexander Kutikov
- Andrei Makarevich
- Piotr Podgorodetsii
- Ovanes Melik-Pashaev
Cast
- Writers: Aleksandr Borodyanskii, Aleksandr Stefanovich
- Director: Aleksandr Stefanovich
- Composers: Songs of following groups are performed in the film: "Mashina Vremeni": "Pravo", "Beg Po Krugu", "Kogo Ty Hotel Uvideti", "Barier", "Koster", "Puti" (Lyrics and music by Andrei Makarevich) "Za Teh Kto v More" (music Alexander Kutikov, Andrei Makarevich, lyrics Andrei Makarevich.
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- Painter:
Technical data
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