Grigoriy Aronov

Known for

Directing

Born

Jan 1, 1923

Died

Jul 1, 1984

From

Pochep, Bryanskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR

Grigoriy Aronov (1923-1984) was a Soviet film director, screenwriter and actor. He directed a handful of films throughout his 30 year career but is best known for co-directing The Seventh Companion (1968), the directorial debut of fellow Soviet filmmaker Aleksei German.

Credits

How the Steel Was Tempered

19422.8out of 10

While Defending the Front Line

19656.6out of 10

Five From the Sky

19697.0out of 10

Seventh Graders

19380.0out of 10

A Personal Matter

19400.0out of 10

A Long, Long Case...

19775.5out of 10

The Unknown Soldier

19848.0out of 10

Vacations of Krosh

19805.2out of 10

Vesenniye perevyortyshi

19748.5out of 10

Fifth Quarter

19726.0out of 10

Green Signals

19706.7out of 10

The Sailor Went Ashore

19578.0out of 10

While a Person is Alive

19656.0out of 10

The Seventh Companion

19676.3out of 10

Sail Away, Little Ship...

19837.0out of 10

Tomorrow's Worries

19630.0out of 10

Baltic Skies

19605.8out of 10

Vacations of Krosh

19807.6out of 10