Courage
About Courage
Civil pilot Aleksei Tomylin, known for reckless flying, decides to fly straight. His field is near the Afghan border. He is then sent on a flight across that border.
Cast & crew
More about Courage
Mikhail Kalatozov directed it. Georgy Kubansky wrote it. Veniamin Levitin photographed it. Venedikt Pushkov wrote the music. Lenfilm released it on 17 August 1939. It runs 74 minutes. Oleg Zhakov is billed. The Russian title is Мужество.
Themes
Look
Veniamin Levitin photographed the field by the Afghan border.
Music
Venedikt Pushkov wrote the music.
Notes
- Tomylin's change is to stop stunt flying.
- The airport sits on the Soviet side of the Afghan border.
- Zhakov leads the cast.
Scenes
- Tomylin gives up the tricks and flies a straight course.
- He is handed a job that crosses the border.
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (1939 Мужество.webm)