8.7The Chain Reaction · 1963
The Chain Reaction (1963) is a Crime / Mystery / Drama film directed by Ivan Pravov, starring Vladimir Kenigson, Lev Ivanov, Eduard Bredun.
8.7The Chain Reaction (1963) is a Crime / Mystery / Drama film directed by Ivan Pravov, starring Vladimir Kenigson, Lev Ivanov, Eduard Bredun.
An old pickpocket named "Cardinal", during the days of the International Festival of Youth and Students, decides to gather old “personnels” to prepare small and large thefts from the festival participants. During the "conference" it turns out that a complete "personnel crisis" has come. The ensuing meeting with the former bootlegger — Senka-Moroz, who broke with his past and found happiness in his family and honest work, leads the Cardinal to confusion and mental confusion. A conversation with Professor Muromtsev, a terminally ill person who nevertheless cares about the fate of others, shock the "Cardinal" and he takes the first but decisive step towards a new life, breaking with the criminal world.
Vladimir Kenigson, Lev Ivanov, Eduard Bredun, Izolda Izvitskaya, Leonid Usach, Emmanuil Nelin, Nikolay Gagarin, Gurgen Tonunts
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Find a movie by describing itAn old pickpocket named "Cardinal", during the days of the International Festival of Youth and Students, decides to gather old “personnels” to prepare small and large thefts from the festival participants. During the "conference" it turns out that a complete "personnel crisis" has come. The ensuing meeting with the former bootlegger — Senka-Moroz, who broke with his past and found happiness in his family and honest work, leads the Cardinal to confusion and mental confusion. A conversation with Professor Muromtsev, a terminally ill person who nevertheless cares about the fate of others, shock the "Cardinal" and he takes the first but decisive step towards a new life, breaking with the criminal world.
The Chain Reaction was released in 1963.
The cast includes Vladimir Kenigson, Lev Ivanov, Eduard Bredun, Izolda Izvitskaya.