Comedy, Drama . NA m
Overview
Release Date
25 April 2024
Languages
Russian,
Produced By
IRI, Studio Otkrytie, Premier Studios,
Directed by : Roman Fokin
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"Rector - " is russian Language Tv Show.
"Rector" was released on 06 July 2024 .
The movie was directed by Roman Fokin
It has cast of: Vladimir Kanukhin as Лаврентий Тимошин, Elena Morozova as Регина Стальная, Mikhail Gorevoy as Вячеслав Богомолов, Daniil Spivakovskiy as следователь, Irina Nizina as мама Лаврика, Viktoriya Poltorak as секретарь Нина Вениаминовна, Nikita Sanaev as Даниил Логинов, Yevgeniya Ivashova as Вера Игнатьевна in lead roles.
It Crew included: Roman Fokin as Director(Directing), Антон Павлючик as Editor(Editing), Maxim Rubanov as Producer(Production), Zhan Prosyanov as Producer(Production), Aleksandr Prosyanov as Producer(Production), Igor Topchanyuk-Koksharov as Production Design(Art), Andrey Baturin as Original Music Composer(Sound), Konstantin Panasyuk as Director of Photography(Camera), Roman Melnikov as Writer(Writing), Amet Magomedov as Writer(Writing), Yuliya Lemark as Writer(Writing), Елена Милиховецкая as Writer(Writing), Дмитрий Гавриш as Executive Producer(Production), in lead roles.
Released on:
06 July 2024
Network:
Type:Scripted
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