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Lets the Charms Last Long (Russian: Продлись, продлись, очарованье…, romanized: Prodlis, prodlis, ocharovaniye...) is a 1984 Soviet drama film directed by Yaropolk Lapshin.[1][2][3]

Lets the Charms Last Long
Russian: Продлись, продлись, очарованье…
Directed by	Yaropolk Lapshin
Written by	Aleksandr Chervinsky Valeria Peruanskaya
Starring	Iya Savvina Oleg Yefremov Aleftina Yevdokimova Leonid Kulagin Marina Yakovleva
Cinematography	Sergei Gavrilov
Edited by	Svetlana Tarik
Music by	Yuriy Levitin
Production company	Sverdlovsk Film Studio
Release date	1984
Running time	82 min.
Country	Soviet Union
Language	Russian

Plot

Anton Skvortsov, a strong and strong-willed person, led a large team all his life, but now he is a pensioner, he buried his wife a year and a half ago, and stayed with his daughter, her husband and adult granddaughter in a large apartment that belongs to him, and recently he also suffered a heart attack.

The attending physician recommended that his daughter send Anton Nikolaevich to the veterans' house. Unable to withstand these conversations, Anton Nikolaevich runs away from home and goes on a tour of Moscow. On a sightseeing bus, he meets Anna Konstantinovna, who has just retired. This meeting turns his whole life upside down.[4]

Cast

• Iya Savvina as Anna Konstantinovna Sharygina
• Oleg Yefremov as Anton Nikolaevich Skvortsov
• Aleftina Yevdokimova as Tatiana, Skvortsov's daughter
• Leonid Kulagin as doctor (voiced by Aleksandr Belyavsky)
• Marina Yakovleva as Lyuba, Skvortsov's granddaughter
• Nina Arkhipova as Elena Georgievna, Skvortsov's neighbor[5]
• Boris Bystrov as Zhenya
• Inna Ulyanova as Faina
• Eduard Martsevich as writer

References

External links

• Lets the Charms Last Long at IMDb

На других языках

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- [en] Lets the Charms Last Long

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[ru] Продлись, продлись, очарованье…

«Продлись, продлись, очарованье…» — советский фильм 1984 года режиссёра Ярополка Лапшина по мотивам повести Валерии Перуанской «Кикимора». Название фильма — строчка из стихотворения Ф. И. Тютчева «Последняя любовь».

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