Sing Your Song, Poet - Production & Contact Info

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Sing Your Song, Poet (1973)

77 min | Biography, Drama

Director

Writers

Sergei Esenin (story) | Gennady Shpalikov (screenplay) (as G. Shpalikov) | Sergey Urusevskiy (screenplay) (as S. Urusevskiy)

Composer

Kirill Molchanov (as K. Molchanov)

Cinematographer

Editor

Tamara Zubrova (as T. Zubrova)

Production Designer

David Vinitsky (as D. Vinitskiy)

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Release date

3 1973 (Soviet Union)

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Cast	+ Add Cast
12 cast members

Name	Known for
Sergey Nikonenko Sergey Yesenin (as S. Nikonenko) Sergey Yesenin (as S. Nikonenko) See fewer	Klassik (1998)
Natalya Uzhviy maty Yesenina (as N. Uzhviy) maty Yesenina (as N. Uzhviy) See fewer	The Rainbow (1944)
Andrei Kostrichkin ded Yesenina (as A. Kostrichkin) ded Yesenina (as A. Kostrichkin) See fewer	The Overcoat (1926)
Natalya Belokhvostikova Anna Snegina (as N. Belokhvostikova) Anna Snegina (as N. Belokhvostikova) See fewer	U ozera (1970)
Tatyana Ignatova Tanyusha (as T. Ignatova) Tanyusha (as T. Ignatova) See fewer	Office Romance (1977)
Evgeniy Kindinov Rusyy paren (as Ye. Kindinov) Rusyy paren (as Ye. Kindinov) See fewer	Deti Arbata (2004)
Boris Khmelnitskiy dyadka Yesenina (as B. Khmelnitskiy) dyadka Yesenina (as B. Khmelnitskiy) See fewer	The Arrows of Robin Hood (1975)
Aleksandr Khanov Melnik (as A. Khanov) Melnik (as A. Khanov) See fewer	Minin i Pozharskiy (1939)
Svetlana Sukhovey Devchonka (as S. Sukhovey) Devchonka (as S. Sukhovey) See fewer	Protiv techeniya (1981)
Elena Koreneva Devushka na parome (as Ye. Koreneva) Devushka na parome (as Ye. Koreneva) See fewer	Asya (1978)
Valeri Khlevinsky Paromshchik (as V. Khlivinskiy) Paromshchik (as V. Khlivinskiy) See fewer	Dr. Iven's Silence (1974)
Farik Zakharyan Yesenin-malchik (as F. Zakharyan) Yesenin-malchik (as F. Zakharyan) See fewer	Propazha svidetelya (1972)