Little Nina (1988)

Nina Perebeeva is the owner of the only private animal shelter in Kazakhstan. Together with her mother, she keeps about 70 dogs. While Nina Vasilyevna spends her tiny pension on food and medicines for her numerous pets, a small truck of skinners is prowling around the city in search of another victim. They grab everyone: mongrels, domestic dogs and even cats, all will do, you can benefit from all of them. Someone can be given to a Korean restaurant, someone for fur, and a couple of unfortunate mongrels can be given to Nina Vasilyevna, she will give at least the last money for them.

Director: Vladimir Tyulkin
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 20 min
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Cinematography: Viktor Osennikov
Production: Kazakhfilm
Country: Soviet Union
Language: қазақ
Original Language: kk
More Films by Director: Vladimir Tyulkin
More Films in Genre: Documentary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Little Nina about?
Nina Perebeeva is the owner of the only private animal shelter in Kazakhstan. Together with her mother, she keeps about 70 dogs. While Nina Vasilyevna spends her tiny pension on food and medicines for her numerous pets, a small truck of skinners is prowling around the city in search of another victim. They grab everyone: mongrels, domestic dogs and even cats, all will do, you can benefit from all of them. Someone can be given to a Korean restaurant, someone for fur, and a couple of unfortunate mongrels can be given to Nina Vasilyevna, she will give at least the last money for them.
Who directed Little Nina?
Little Nina was directed by Vladimir Tyulkin.
How long is Little Nina?
Little Nina has a runtime of 20m (20 minutes).
What genre is Little Nina?
Little Nina is a Documentary film.
Where was Little Nina produced?
Little Nina was produced in Soviet Union.