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* ''[[A Gentle Creature (Krotkaya)|Krotkaya]]'', a Soviet 1960 screen adaptation. | * ''[[A Gentle Creature (Krotkaya)|Krotkaya]]'', a Soviet 1960 screen adaptation. | ||
* ''[[A Gentle Woman (Une femme douce)|Une femme douce]]'', a French 1972 screen adaptation. | * ''[[A Gentle Woman (Une femme douce)|Une femme douce]]'', a French 1972 screen adaptation. | ||
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The Meek One (Original: Krotká) is a 1967 Slovak black-and-white produced by TV a psychological drama directed by Stanislav Barabas on based a short story A Gentle Creature by Fyodor Dostoyevsky from 1876. Starring Ctibor Filcík and Magda Vásáryová.
The following weapons were used in the film The Meek One (Krotká):
Russian Nagant M1895
The pawnbroker (Ctibor Filcík) and his wife (Magda Vásáryová) used a Russian Nagant M1895.
See Also
- Krotkaya, a Soviet 1960 screen adaptation.
- Une femme douce, a French 1972 screen adaptation.