White Bim Black Ear (1977)
Belyy Bim Chernoe ukho (original title)Reference View | Change View
- PG
- 3h 2min
- Drama
- 15 Sep 1977 (Soviet Union)
- Movie
A white dog called Bim is looking for its owner. It encounters all kinds of people and situations.
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Awards:
- Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 1 win.
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Cast
| Vyacheslav Tikhonov | ... |
Ivan Ivanovich
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| Valentina Vladimirova | ... |
Slander Woman
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| Mikhail Dadyko | ... |
Seryy
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| Ivan Ryzhov | ... |
Pal Titych
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| Irina Shevchuk | ... |
Dasha
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| Mikhail Zimin | ... |
Semyon Petrovich
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| Gennadiy Kochkozharov | ... |
Alyosha's Father
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| Rimma Manukovskaya | ... |
Tolik's Mother
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| Mariya Skvortsova | ... |
Stepanovna
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Anatoliy Barantsev | ... |
Nikolay Yegorovich
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| Vitaliy Leonov | ... |
The Fishman
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| Lyubov Sokolova | ... |
The Switchman
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| Aleksey Chernov | ... |
Trofimych
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| Raisa Ryazanova | ... |
Alyosha's Mother
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| Georgiy Svetlani | ... |
Medical Assistant
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Anna Rybnikova | ... |
Lyusya
(as Anya Rybnikova)
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| Vasiliy Vorobyov | ... |
Tolik
(as Vanya Voroyov)
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| Sergey Shevlyakov | ... |
Alesha
(as Seryozha Shevlyakov)
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| Svetlana Kharitonova | ... |
Anna Pavlovna
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| Aleksey Mironov | ... |
Anisya's Husband
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| Rodion Aleksandrov | ... |
Professor-Dog Handler
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| Dmitriy Barkov | ... |
Aleksandr Petrovich
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| Boris Gitin | ... |
Taxi Driver
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| Yuriy Grigorev | ... |
Militsiaman
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| Valeriy Khromushkin | ... |
Molodoy sobakolov
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Yuriy Khrzhanovskiy | ... |
Bim (voice)
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| Galina Komarova | ... |
Anisya
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| Fyodor Korchagin | ... |
Prodavets shchenkov
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| Andrey Martynov | ... |
Andrey Leonidovich
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Tatyana Nikitina |
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| Aleksandr Pashutin | ... |
Judge at the Dog Show
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| Nikolay Pogodin | ... |
Bus Driver
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Vitaliy Ponomaryov | ... |
Prokhozhiy
(as V. Ponomaryov)
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| Vladimir Razumovskiy | ... |
Kostya
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| Vladimir Sergienko | ... |
Klim
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Zoya Tolbuzina | ... |
zhena Serogo
(as Zoya Zemnukova)
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Vyacheslav Tsyupa | ... |
Student
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Fyodor Yekaterinitsev |
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| Bronislava Zakharova | ... |
Medsestra
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| Ivan Zhevago | ... |
Prokhozhiy b shlyape
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Directed by
| Stanislav Rostotskiy | ||
Written by
| Stanislav Rostotskiy | ... | () |
| Gavriil Troyepolsky | ... | (book) |
Music by
| Andrey Petrov | ... | (as Andrei Petrov) |
Cinematography by
| Vyacheslav Shumskiy | ||
Editing by
| Valentina Mironova | ... | (as V. Mironova) |
Production Design by
| Sergey Serebrenikov | ||
Costume Design by
| Elza Rappoport | ... | (as Elza Rapoport) |
Makeup Department
| Aleksey Smirnov | ... | makeup artist (as A. Smirnov) |
| T. Smirnova | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Yakov Sapozhnikov | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| L. Bakhtiarova | ... | assistant director |
| Aleksandr Kolosov | ... | assistant director (as A. Kolosov) |
| Z. Kurdyumova | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Sergey Datskevich | ... | poster artist |
| N. Fadeyeva | ... | set dresser |
| N. Korobyova | ... | set dresser |
Sound Department
| Igor Strokanov | ... | sound |
Special Effects by
| Sergey Iltyakov | ... | special effects (as S. Iltyakov) |
| G. Sholina | ... | special effects operator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| I. Gromov | ... | gaffer |
| Vladimir Kalashnikov | ... | assistant camera (as V. Kalashnikov) |
| I. Kobelev | ... | camera operator |
| I. Kokoryeva | ... | still photographer |
| Aleksandr Tarasov | ... | assistant camera (as A. Tarasov) |
| Vyacheslav Zvonilkin | ... | camera operator (as V. Zvonijkin) |
Music Department
| Vladislav Chernushenko | ... | conductor (as V. Chernushenko) |
Additional Crew
| A. Meydman | ... | consultant |
| Iosif Osipov | ... | consultant (as I. Osipov) |
| Valeriya Pogozheva | ... | story editor (as V. Pogozheva) |
| V. Somov | ... | dog expert |
| Anatoli Spivak | ... | consultant (as A. Spivak) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Consorzio Italiano Distributori Indipendenti Film (CIDIF) (1981) (Italy) (theatrical)
- Darelcine (1978) (Argentina) (theatrical)
- New Star (2021) (Greece) (theatrical)
- Sergel Films Distributions (1981) (Sweden) (theatrical)
- RUSCICO (2000) (Russia) (DVD)
- RUSCICO (2004) (World-wide) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A touching lyrical film story about the fate of a dog losing its beloved master, about people's attitudes towards the "smaller brothers", which radiates souls like an X-ray, revealing baseness and petty meanness in some, and nobility, compassion and love in others. The film was nominated for an Oscar film award in 1979 as the best film in a foreign language. Written by Peter-Patrick76 (peter-patrick@mail.com) |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Soviet Union's official submission to the 1979's Oscars as Best Foreign Language Film category. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in K-9 (1989). See more » |