Comedy ·Adventure · Soviet Union · 1951 · 1h 47m

Sporting Honour

Спортивная честь

Sporting Honour poster
Director
Vladimir Petrov
Cast
Aleksei Gribov as Pyotr Semenovich Grinko Gennadiy Sergeev as Vitaly Petrovich Grinko Margarita Lifanova as Tonya Grinko, art student Lev Frichinsky as Nikolai Vetlugin Nikolay Kryuchkov as Ivan Nikolaevich, coach of the Turbina team Aleksandr Degtyar as party secretary
Crew
Yuli Kun — Director of Photography Vladimir Yakovlev — Director of Photography Mark Magidson — Director of Photography Klavdiya Moskvina — Editor Matvei Blanter — Original Music Composer Nikolay Erdman — Screenplay
Synopsis

Vetlugin, a worker at a Ural factory, becomes a member of the Moscow soccer team "Turbina". The captain and center forward Vitaly Grinko, known to the whole country, is jealous of the newcomer and tries to defame the simple-minded player. The whole team takes the side of the newcomer, criticizes the captain's behavior, and wins in the game with a foreign team.

Key Collaborators
Vladimir Petrov Director Yuli Kun Director of Photography Vladimir Yakovlev Director of Photography Mark Magidson Director of Photography Klavdiya Moskvina Editor Matvei Blanter Original Music Composer Nikolay Erdman Screenplay Mikhail Volpin Screenplay Leonide Mamaladze Production Design Valentin Perelyotov Costume Design
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