A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears (1976)

A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears (1976) poster

A student and chess lover Andrey Popov, while getting sick the night before a chess game with a chess world champion Karpov, falls asleep and is having a dream. In this dream, he finds himself in a kingdom ruled by chess figures and playing cards. Chess figures (who are in power) are in a state of sadness due to a misterious disease that struck their young prince. While Andrey attempts to help them, the cards are preparing a coup...

Director: Igor Usov
Genre: Family, Fantasy, Adventure
Runtime: 133 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Andrey Petrov
Cinematography: Alexander Dibrivny
Production: Lenfilm
Country: Soviet Union
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru
More Films by Director: Igor Usov
More Films in Genre: Family, Fantasy, Adventure

Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears about?
A student and chess lover Andrey Popov, while getting sick the night before a chess game with a chess world champion Karpov, falls asleep and is having a dream. In this dream, he finds himself in a kingdom ruled by chess figures and playing cards. Chess figures (who are in power) are in a state of sadness due to a misterious disease that struck their young prince. While Andrey attempts to help them, the cards are preparing a coup...
Who directed A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears?
A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears was directed by Igor Usov.
Who stars in A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears?
A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears stars Sergei Krupennikov, Yuliya Shulepova, Sergei Filippov, Vladimir Trukhanov, Georgiy Vitsin, Valentina Kosobutskaya.
How long is A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears?
A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears has a runtime of 2h 13m (133 minutes).
What genre is A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears?
A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears is a Family, Fantasy, Adventure film.
Where was A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears produced?
A Funny Dream, or Laughter and Tears was produced in Soviet Union.