Goal! Goal! Another Goal!
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Goal! Goal! Another Goal![1] (Udar! Yeshcho udar! en russe) est un film soviétique de Viktor Sadovsky sorti en 1968.
Synopsis
Pendant le siège de Leningrad (1942), le club local de football fait ses premiers pas.
Fiche technique
- Réalisation : Viktor Sadovsky
- Production : Lenfilm
- Durée : 100 minutes
Distribution
- Yuri Volkov : Berger
- Viktor Korshunov : Tamantsev
- Valentin Smirnitsky : Sergei
- Aleksei Kozhevnikov : Motya
Bibliographie
- Peter J. Seddon, A football compendium, Londres, The British Library, 1999, p.638
Lien externe
Notes
- ↑ Peter J. Seddon indique dans A football compendium, Londres, The British Library, 1999, p.638 que le titre anglais de ce film est Goal! Goal! Another Goal!, alors que la fiche du film sur IMDb indique Goal! Another Goal!. Pas de titre français connu pour ce film.
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