My Seawoman

My Seawoman (Russian: Моя морячка) is a 1990 Soviet comedy film written and directed by Anatoly Eiramdzhan.[1][2][3]

My Seawoman
Russian: Моя морячка
Directed byAnatoly Eyramdzhan
Produced bySerzh Allakhverdov
Written byAnatoly Eyramdzhan
Starring
Music byLyudmila Gurchenko
CinematographyVadim Alisov
Edited byIrina Kolotikova
CountrySoviet Union
LanguageRussian

Plot

The film takes place in a resort town in the Crimea (the shooting took place in Koktebel), where the competition Where are you, talents? takes place every day. Suddenly a man comes from Murmansk, sings the song My Seawoman and demands the main prize.[4]

Cast

accorging to kino-teatr.ru[5]

  • Lyudmila Gurchenko as Lyudmila Pashkova, master of ceremonies
  • Tatyana Vasileva as Tatyana Ptashuk, accompanist
  • Mikhail Derzhavin as Mikhail Gudkov
  • Lyubov Polishchuk as lambada dancer
  • Roman Ryazantsev as Kolya, son of Pashkova
  • Anastasiya Nemolyaeva as Masha, girlfriend of Kolya
  • Georgiy Martirosyan as Suzdalev, actor and friend of Pashkova
  • Roksana Babayan as musical instrument rental employee
  • Sergey Tsigal as man in the audience
  • Yekaterina Zinchenko as Gudkov's colleague in Moscow
  • Anatoly Eiramdzhan as Gudkov's colleague in Moscow (uncredited)
gollark: I'm a fish by the way.
gollark: ... why did I vote for that?
gollark: What happened? What was proposal 51 again?
gollark: (which is bad)
gollark: The hatcheries *are*, we must remember, programmed in PHP.

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