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The City of Masters

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The City of Masters
Russian: Город мастеров
Directed byVladimir Bychkov [ru]
Written by
Starring
Cinematography
Edited byVera Kolyadenko
Music byOleg Karavaychuk
Production
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CountryByelorussian SSR
LanguageRussian

The City of Masters (Russian: Город мастеров) is a 1965 Belarusian Soviet fantasy adventure film directed by Vladimir Bychkov [ru] based on a children's fantasy play[a] by Tamara Gabbe [ru].[1][2][3]

Plot

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The film takes place in a free city in medieval Europe populated by cheerful artisans and craftsmen, who suddenly find themselves enslaved by a malevolent Duke de Malicorn. But not for long. A group of the city dwellers escape into forests and begin to fight for liberation. The plot involves a love storyline.[4]

Cast

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Leading

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Notes

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  1. ^ Gabbe's play was described as fairy tale, because at these times there was no genre of fantasy in Soviet classification

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