Official movie poster for Wind of Freedom (1961), a comedy romance film

Wind of Freedom(1961)

Вольный ветер

1h 22m1961-07-03
ComedyRomance

Wind of Freedom Synopsis

The port town of one of the small southern countries. After the Nazi occupiers left, the port's berths were empty, the steamers did not smoke, cargo cranes stood. Fearing retaliation for collaborating with enemies, port owner Georg Stan fled the city. After waiting a while and securing the support of local authorities, Stan nonetheless returns - and loading operations begin in the port. While loading oranges, the sailor Yango and the beautiful Stella are preparing for the wedding. Suddenly, Stan makes a proposal to the girl and tricks her into agreeing. Upon learning of the deception, the girl runs away to Yango. Having discovered weapons intended to support fascism in the drawer of the hold, the heroes do everything possible to make the boxes fall to the bottom of the sea.

Wind of Freedom (1961) is a comedy and romance film directed by Leonid Trauberg, released on July 3, 1961 with a runtime of 1h 22m. It stars Lionella Pyryeva, Nadezhda Rumyantseva, Aleksandr Lazarev and Nikolai Gritsenko.

Director:
Leonid Trauberg
Writers:
Vladimir Krakht, Viktor Vinnikov, Viktor Tipot
Cinematographer:
Arkadi Koltsaty
Composer:
Isaak Dunayevsky
Production:
Mosfilm
Status:
Released

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Wind of Freedom – Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Wind of Freedom online?

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Who stars in Wind of Freedom?

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The main cast of Wind of Freedom (1961) includes Lionella Pyryeva, Nadezhda Rumyantseva, Aleksandr Lazarev, Nikolai Gritsenko and Mark Pertsovskiy. The film was directed by Leonid Trauberg. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

When was Wind of Freedom released?

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Wind of Freedom was released on July 3, 1961 and runs for 1h 22m.