Spring, Flowers and, of course... Love

Name: Spring, Flowers and, of course... Love
Director: Vitaly Golovin
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Music
Released: 1961-05-01
Cast: Nina Konovalova, Aleksandr Shvorin, Georgi Slabinyak, Galina Mikshun, Vera Shilova

1961 · 61 min · Romance, Comedy, Music

A romantic musical comedy about spring - a time of bright hopes, the blossoming of youth and, of course, love.

Directed by Vitaly Golovin · Written by Vladimir Goldfeld

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Cast

Nina Konovalova девушка
Aleksandr Shvorin Кара-Юнусов
Georgi Slabinyak Приходько
Galina Mikshun Людмила
Vera Shilova Валентина
Vyacheslav Sokolov Александров (лейтенант милиции)
Viktor Koltsov человек в пижаме
Klarina Frolova-Vorontsova Луша
Grigory Yaron дед Снеговик
Valentina Yermilova Весна

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