Gennady Shpalikov
Writing Born Sep 6, 1937 Died Nov 1, 1974 Segezha, Karelskaya ASSR, SFSR, USSR 26 credits
Biography
Gennady Shpalikov works in writing. Born September 6, 1937 in Segezha, Karelskaya ASSR, SFSR, USSR. Died November 1, 1974. Archytele lists 26 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
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Career timeline
The Ark · Novel
Masters of Russian Animation - Volume 1 · Screenplay
To Remember
Genius · Songs
War-Time Romance · SongsTears Were Falling · Lyricist
On the Day of the Holiday · Lyricist
The Orphans · Poem
Sing a Song, Poet · Writer
You and Me · Writer
In the Thirteenth Hour of the Night · Lyricist
The Glass Harmonica · Writer
I Come From My Childhood · WriterThere Lived Kozyavin · WriterWho Invented the Wheel? · LyricistBoy and Girl · LyricistThe Worker's Settlement · Lyricist
I Am Twenty · Writer
Walking the Streets of Moscow · Writer
Little Dreamers · Writer
Collegues · LyricistTram to Other CitiesTram to Other Cities · WriterTram to Other Cities · Lyricist
Full filmography
- The Ark (2003) Novel
- Masters of Russian Animation - Volume 1 (2000) Screenplay
- To Remember (1993) as archivefootage
- Genius (1992) Songs
- War-Time Romance (1983) Songs
- Tears Were Falling (1983) Lyricist
- On the Day of the Holiday (1978) Lyricist
- The Orphans (1977) Poem
- Sing a Song, Poet (1973) Writer
- You and Me (1971) Writer
- In the Thirteenth Hour of the Night (1969) Lyricist
- The Glass Harmonica (1968) Writer
- I Come From My Childhood (1966) Writer
- There Lived Kozyavin (1966) Writer
- Who Invented the Wheel? (1966) Lyricist
- Boy and Girl (1966) Lyricist
- The Worker's Settlement (1966) Lyricist
- A Long Happy Life (1966) Writer
- A Long Happy Life (1966) Director
- I Am Twenty (1965) Writer
- Walking the Streets of Moscow (1964) Writer
- Little Dreamers (1963) Writer
- Collegues (1962) Lyricist
- Tram to Other Cities (1962)
- Tram to Other Cities (1962) Writer
- Tram to Other Cities (1962) Lyricist