Photo with 2 autographs and a handwritten wish by actor Stanislav Rostotsky

In the upper right corner there is a handwritten inscription: "Have a nice day!" [Autograph]

Stanislav Rostotsky is a Soviet cinematographer, actor, director, director and screenwriter. The author of the paintings "It was in Penkov", "Let's live until Monday", "White Beam Black Ear", "And the dawns are quiet here", etc.

The most significant work in Rostotsky's creative biography was the military drama "And the Dawns are Quiet here", based on the work of Boris Vasiliev. The story of the tragic fates of girls during the Great Patriotic War pierced the hearts of millions of viewers. The two-part film took part in a number of international festivals and became an Oscar nominee.

The script for the film is based on the author's personal memories. Rostotsky went through the war and received severe injuries — a shell explosion threw him under a tank that drove over him — his arm was damaged, his leg and chest were crushed, if not for the nurse who dragged him to the hospital, he would not have survived. She carried the wounded soldier several kilometers in her arms. Paying tribute to his savior, the director shot a picture about women at war.