Film Scores
- 100 gramm dlya khrabrosti (1976)
... aka 100 грамм для храбрости (Soviet Union: Russian title)
- Okovani soferi (1975)
... aka Edinstvennaya doroga (Soviet Union: Russian title)
- Strannye lyudi (1969)
... aka Strange People (International: English title: informal literal title)
- Viy (1967)
... aka Вий (Soviet Union: Russian title) ... aka Viy or Spirit of Evil (USA: DVD title)
- Vystrel (1966)
... aka A Pistol Shot
- Sem nyanek (1962)
... aka Семь нянек (Soviet Union: Russian title)
- Visokosnyy god (1962)
... aka Високосный год (Soviet Union: Russian title) ... aka Leap Year
- Bolshaya doroga (1962)
... aka The Great Road ... aka Velká cesta (Czechoslovakia)
- Zhdite pisem (1960)
... aka Ждите писем (Soviet Union: Russian title) ... aka Wait for Letters (International: English title: informal literal title)
- Kogda zazhigayutsya yolki (1950)
- Zheltyy aist (1950)
... aka The Yellow Stork (International: English title)
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