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Lileya
Lileya

Lileya

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The first ballet film made in Ukraine, based on Konstantin Dankevich's ballet from 1940.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Ukrainian

Runtime

126 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

11 January 1959

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Yevgenia Yershova

Yevgenia Yershova

Lileya

Robert Klyavin

Robert Klyavin

Stepan

A. Podgaynyy

A. Podgaynyy

Knyaz

A. Kononenko

A. Kononenko

Stepan's Father

T. Dunina

T. Dunina

Lileya's Mother

B. Stepanenko

B. Stepanenko

Shevchik

N. Ivashchenko

N. Ivashchenko

Holovnyy Hayduk

Valeriya Melashunas-Ferro

Valeriya Melashunas-Ferro

Mariula

Aleksandr Segal

Aleksandr Segal

Perko

Eugenia Mazurkevich

Eugenia Mazurkevich

Valentina Kalinovskaya

Valentina Kalinovskaya

Hera

Olena Potapova

Olena Potapova

Athena

Margarita Yenitskaya

Margarita Yenitskaya

Venus

Arkadiy Arkadyev

Arkadiy Arkadyev

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