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Bridges Over Oblivion 1970

63 min📅 1970-04-06

In the quiet streets of Kirovakan, Armenia, in 1968, a moment of chance reshapes lives when a student rushing to his thesis defense crosses paths with a young woman determined to leave her past behind.

Director: Yuri Yerzinkyan

Cast

Vitali Ovanesov
Vitali Ovanesov
Student
Lyudmila Gladunko
Lyudmila Gladunko
Young Woman
Guzh Manukyan
Guzh Manukyan
Genrikh Zakaryan
Arkadi Tolbuzin
Arkadi Tolbuzin
Man, who resembles the young woman's father
T. Karantonis
Woman on the shore
Evgeniy Evstigneev
Evgeniy Evstigneev
Person, offering everybody nails
Rosalia Kolesova
Tetya Sil'va The Barmaid
Lyubov Nefyodova
Woman, from the distant past
Aleksandra Denisova
Aleksandra Denisova
Old lady, whom Genrikh promised to chop wood for.
Igor Nagavkin
Igor Nagavkin
German Officer

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bridges Over Oblivion (1970) about?

*Bridges Over Oblivion* follows a chance meeting in 1968 Armenia that unravels into a reflection on the past when a student and a woman's lives intersect. The film also recounts the daring journey of Genrikh Zakaryan, a resistance fighter who risks everything to smuggle a critical Nazi map during World War II.

Who directed Bridges Over Oblivion?

Yuri Yerzinkyan directed *Bridges Over Oblivion (1970)*, bringing a poetic yet grounded approach to this historical drama.

Who stars in Bridges Over Oblivion?

The film stars Vitali Ovanesov, Lyudmila Gladunko, Evgeniy Evstigneev, Guzh Manukyan, and Arkadi Tolbuzin in pivotal roles.

Is Bridges Over Oblivion (1970) worth watching?

As a war-era drama with existential themes, *Bridges Over Oblivion* offers a deeply atmospheric experience, though its brevity may limit its impact. Fans of historical narratives with emotional depth will find it compelling, despite its lack of IMDb rating.

How long is Bridges Over Oblivion?

The runtime of *Bridges Over Oblivion (1970)* is 63 minutes.

About Bridges Over Oblivion (1970) — A poignant drama of memory and resistance

In the quiet streets of Kirovakan, Armenia, in 1968, a moment of chance reshapes lives when a student rushing to his thesis defense crosses paths with a young woman determined to leave her past behind. Directed by Yuri Yerzinkyan, *Bridges Over Oblivion (1970)* weaves together two timelines: the present-day encounter and the harrowing 1943 journey of Genrikh Zakaryan, a resistance fighter smuggling a Nazi operations map through enemy territory. The film blends the intimate and the epic, where personal destinies intertwine with the weight of history.

With a haunting atmosphere, Yerzinkyan crafts a drama that lingers on memory, legacy, and the invisible threads connecting generations. The cast, led by Vitali Ovanesov, Lyudmila Gladunko, and Evgeniy Evstigneev, delivers performances that ground the story in raw emotion, making *Bridges Over Oblivion* a contemplative exploration of fate and remembrance.