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Venturous Curves (1959)

Original title: Vallatud kurvid

Digitized and remastered under the programme Estonian Film 100 in 2011-2012

Feature film | Comedy | Sport Duration 88:52

Vaike, a student and a motorbike racer, arrives at the racetrack where the bikes are already racing at full speed. She gets involved in adventures while getting acquainted with Raivo, successful biker and womanizer, and Heino, another big league biker who offers Vaike his help in preparing for the competition. Vaike finds it hard to face all that alone. Her twin sister Maret will helped her with this complicated situation. Only that this time Maret's new husband Ants will join the game. He is convinced that he can make the difference between Maret and Vaike.

Director: Juli Kun | Kaljo Kiisk

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Main Data

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Production Firm(s)	Tallinna Kinostuudio
Color	bw
Sound	sound
Film Category	Feature film, Full length feature
Genre	Comedy, Sport
Text / Dialogue	Estonian
Dubbing	Russian
Duration	88:52

Crew

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Director	Juli Kun \| Kaljo Kiisk
Screenwriter	Dagmar Normet \| Sandor Stern
Cinematographer	Edgar Štõrtskober
Production Desinger	Peeter Linzbach
Costume Designer	Maimu Vannas
Composer	Gennadi Podelski
Sound Designer	Harald Läänemets
Editor	Vera Parvel
Content Editor	Valter Kruustee
Managing Director	Kullo Must

Cast

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Leading roles

Terje Luik
Vaike and Maret
Rein Aren
Raivo
Peeter Šmakov
Heino
Eve Kivi
Evi
Harijs Liepiņš
Ants
Jaanus Orgulas
Peeter
Lembit Anton
Olev
Rudolf Nuude
Coach
Ants Eskola
Representative of the sports union

Supporting roles

Gunnar Hololei - Reporter | Ain Jürisson - Raivo's companion | Milvi Koppel - Vaike's companion | Urve Rahuvarm - Vaike's companion | Lia Zernant - Vaike's companion

First releases

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in cinema: 13.12.1959, kino Rahu, Tallinn, Estonia
in cinema: 28.12.1959, Estonia
in cinema: 26.03.1960, USSR

Festivals, awards, nominations

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Nomination, Film Festival of Baltic States and Byelorussia (USSR), 1960, Best Actress: Terje Luik, Prize: Edgar Štõrtskober, Juli Kun, Kaljo Kiisk
Award, USSR Film Festival (USSR), 1960, 2nd Prize: Harald Läänemets, Diploma: Edgar Štõrtskober