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N. Sokolova
(III)
Cinematographer
Camera and Electrical Department
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N. Sokolova is known for
The Hunchback Horse (1947)
,
The Frog Princess (1954)
and
The Deer and the Wolf (1950)
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Known for
The Hunchback Horse
7.3
Camera and Electrical Department
1947
The Frog Princess
7.3
Short
Camera and Electrical Department
1954
The Deer and the Wolf
6.8
Short
Cinematographer
1950
The Titmouse
6.1
Short
Cinematographer
1944
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Cinematographer
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Adventures of Murzilka
6.8
Short
Cinematographer
1956
A Bear Cub the Trouble Maker
5.8
Short
Cinematographer
1955
The Little Straw Bull
6.6
Short
Cinematographer
1954
The Crow and the Fox, the Cuckoo and the Rooster
7.0
Short
Cinematographer
1953
Magic Bird
6.6
Short
Cinematographer
1953
Sarmiko
6.7
Short
Cinematographer
1952
The Deer and the Wolf
6.8
Short
Cinematographer
1950
The Titmouse
6.1
Short
Cinematographer
1944
Bear Cub
5.5
Short
Cinematographer
1940
Camera and Electrical Department
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The Frog Princess
7.3
Short
assistant camera
1954
An Arrow Flies Into a Fairy Tale
7.4
Short
assistant camera
1954
The Heart of a Brave Man
7.0
Short
second cinematographer
1951
The Tale of the Fisherman and the Goldfish
7.5
Short
assistant camera
1950
The Hunchback Horse
7.3
assistant camera
1947
The Fairy-Tale About Emelya
6.4
Short
camera operator
1938
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