The Dawns Here Are Quiet - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Dawns Here Are Quiet"
А зори здесь тихие... (2015)
Timing:
2:0 (120 min)
6.87/10
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7.083/10
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6.8/10
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Film crew
Director
Renat Davletyarov
Director
Executive Producer
Grigoriy Podzemelnyy
Executive Producer
Editor
Matvey Epanchintsev
Editor
Costume Design
Aleksandr Osipov
Costume Design
Production Design
Artem Kuzmin
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Viktor Ivanov
Stunt Coordinator
Evgeniy Bogorodskiy
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Matvey Epanchintsev
Second Unit Director
Makeup Artist
Anastasiya Esadze
Makeup Artist
Associate Producer
Sergey Fiks
Associate Producer
Andrey Bondarenko
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Semen Yakovlev
Director of Photography
Steadicam Operator
Aleksandr Vdovenko
Steadicam Operator
Screenplay
Artem Vitkin
Screenplay
Yuri Korotkov
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Aleksandr Kopeykin
Sound Designer
Anton Bulle
Sound Designer
Additional Director of Photography
Artem Anisimov
Additional Director of Photography
Denis Panov
Additional Director of Photography
Gleb Yakovlev
Additional Director of Photography
Assistant Director
Andrey Peshekhodko
Assistant Director
Music
Roman Dormidoshin
Music
Casting Director
Yekaterina Dyukova
Casting Director
Sound Director
Anatoly Belozerov
Sound Director
Sergey Bubenko
Sound Director
Co-Writer
Dmitry Novoselov
Co-Writer
What's left behind the scenes
- The Germans in the film were played by actual Germans.
- The only actor considered for the role who appeared even before the script was created was Pyotr Fyodorov. Director Renat Davletyarov liked Fyodorov's performance in "Pure Art" (2016) and considered him the ideal candidate for the role of Vaskov.
- Renat Davletyarov and Vlad Ryashin financed the film with their own money, and only after 90 percent of it had been shot did they enter a competition in Moscow for state funding, which partially compensated their expenses.
- Benjamin Spiller, who played a German named Hans, said that all of his scenes were filmed in 13 days, with some shooting days lasting 16 hours.
- Part of the action takes place in a village. Since it was impossible to find an authentic village from 1942, the decision was made to build one. This took almost two months, with around 40 people involved in total. Disassembled houses were brought from the Tver region to the Medvezhegorsky district and reassembled. Thus, near the village of Padun (Arkhangelsk region) by the river, several buildings appeared: a barracks, a bathhouse, and a house.
- Two genuine AZP-39 anti-aircraft guns from 1939 were used during filming, having been found in a military unit in Petrozavodsk.
- Pyotr Fedorov had to gain 15 kilograms for his role. Previously, he had lost weight for the film "Homeland" (2015).
- Filming began in the Moscow region, where some of Rita Osyanina's recollections were shot. Filming also took place in Karelia, near Kondopoga, in the vicinity of the settlement of Girvas.
- During the filming of the scene where Sergeant Vaskov and the three surviving Germans come face to face, 150 sprinklers were used.
- In the scene of the execution of Zhenya Komelkova's relatives, you can notice the dead people breathing.
- The only actor considered for the role even before the script was written was Pyotr Fyodorov. Director Renat Davletyarov liked Fyodorov’s performance in "Pure Art" (2016) and believed he was the ideal candidate for the role of Vaskov.
- Pyotr Fyodorov had to gain 15 kilograms for his role. Prior to that, he had lost weight for the film "Homeland" (2015).
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