Kings of Crime
Kings of Crime (Russian: Воры в законе) is a 1988 Soviet crime film directed by Yuri Kara.[1][2][3]
| Kings of Crime | |
|---|---|
| Russian: Воры в законе | |
| Directed by | Yuri Kara |
| Written by | |
| Starring |
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| Cinematography | Vadim Semyonovykh |
| Edited by | Alla Myakotina |
| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Plot
The film tells about the confrontation between two leaders of criminal gangs from one coastal city.[4]
Cast
- Anna Samokhina as Rita
- Valentin Gaft as Artur
- Vladimir Steklov as Volodya
- Boris Shcherbakov as Andrei
- Arnis Licitis as Militia lieutenant (as Arnis Litsitis)
- Nurbey Kamkia as Rita's father
- Zinoviy Gerdt as Lawyer
- Gia Lejava as Ramzes (as Givi Lezhava)
- Amayak Akopyan
- Stanislav Korenev[5]
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References
- В Раю делать нечего: увидеть теперь может каждый
- Юрий Кара: Главное в творчестве – нравственные ориентиры! Я не ангажирован никем, кроме зрителей
- Валентину Гафту – 84: Неудачные любовные сцены, фейковые эпиграммы и другие малоизвестные факты об известном артисте
- Воры в законе
- Воры в законе (1988) Full Cast & Crew
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