A Light in the Darkness (2003)
The film is based on the stories of the classic Yakut literature Suorun Omolloon "Light in the Dark" and "Sordooh suha" and tells about the first rudiments of education in Yakutia, about the greedy desire of the Sakha people for knowledge, for light, about the first teachers-enlighteners, political messengers and priests.
Director: Eduard Novikov
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 68 min
Release Date: February 2, 2003
Screenplay
- Stepan Sivtsev-Dollu (Idea)
- Semyon Ermolaev (Screenplay)
Cinematography: Eduard Novikov
Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is A Light in the Darkness about?
- The film is based on the stories of the classic Yakut literature Suorun Omolloon "Light in the Dark" and "Sordooh suha" and tells about the first rudiments of education in Yakutia, about the greedy desire of the Sakha people for knowledge, for light, about the first teachers-enlighteners, political messengers and priests.
- Who directed A Light in the Darkness?
- A Light in the Darkness was directed by Eduard Novikov.
- How long is A Light in the Darkness?
- A Light in the Darkness has a runtime of 1h 8m (68 minutes).
- What genre is A Light in the Darkness?
- A Light in the Darkness is a Drama film.