The Old Man's Case

The Old Man's Case is a television play that weaves together narratives from Vasily Shukshin's stories, specifically 'Grief,' 'How the Old Man Died,' and 'Uncle Yermolai.' Directed by Konstantin Antropov, this film showcases the artistic approach of the 'School of Contemporary Drama' theater.

With its release in 1989, it captures a unique moment in Soviet television history. The film features performances from a talented cast, including Mikhail Zhigalov and Nikolai Pastukhov, contributing to its dramatic depth.

For collectors, The Old Man's Case is available in multiple formats, including 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD, offering options for various preferences in physical media.