Krepkiy Oreshek
Jun 13 1968
•1h 18m
•Romance, Comedy, War, Adventure
A comedy about young lieutenant Ivan and his all-girls air defense unit adventures during WWII.
Cast
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Nadezhda Rumyantseva
Rayisa Oreshkina
Vitali Solomin
Ivan Groznykh
Pavel Vinnik
Doctor
Lidiya Dranovskaya
mother of Raisa Oreshkina
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