There's a Woman Lives in the World
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About This Movie
There's a Woman Lives in the World is a 1959 drama that explores themes of workplace ethics and personal integrity. Directed by Leningrad Television, this film presents a compelling narrative centered around an accident in a spinning shop and the ensuing investigation.
This title is somewhat elusive, having limited distribution since its release, which makes it a point of interest for collectors of Soviet-era cinema. The few known formats include VHS and a rare DVD edition, both of which are hard to find. Due to its unique narrative and character-driven approach, it sparks discussions among enthusiasts about the socio-political undertones of the era, enhancing its desirability among serious collectors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does There's a Woman Lives in the World belong to?
There's a Woman Lives in the World is categorized as a drama.
Who directed There's a Woman Lives in the World?
The film was produced by Leningrad Television.
Who stars in There's a Woman Lives in the World?
The film features a cast that includes Ariadna Kuznetsova, Olga Avericheva, and Adolf Shestakov.
What year was There's a Woman Lives in the World released?
There's a Woman Lives in the World was released in 1959.
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