First Oscar
21/04/2022
The film follows two student cinematographers who, as the war approaches Moscow, refuse to be evacuated and instead volunteer to be front-line cameramen capturing the horrors of war and heroism of the soviet soldiers. At the same time, we witness another storyline taking place in the US. After the premiere screening of the already completed documentary “Moscow Strikes Back”, one of the members of the Academy Awards selection committee is trying to persuade his fellow colleagues to establish a new category of Best Documentary in the upcoming Oscars event.
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Tikhon Zhiznevsky
as Ivan Mayskiy
Darya Zhovner
as Juna
Anton Momot
as Lev Alperin
Andrey Merzlikin
as Ilya Kopalin
Nikita Tarasov
as Varlamov
Vasiliy Mishchenko
as studio manager
Mikhail Brashinsky
as Lev's father
Sergey Puskepalis
as
Aleksey Kolgan
as Joseph Stalin
Stanislav Strelkov
as Nikolay Vlasik
Lev Malishava
as Katso
Petr Akimov
as soviet soldier
Elvira Sinelnik
as Ida Yakovleva
Michael Lerner
as Louis Burt Mayer
Austin Basis
as David O. Selznick
Robert L. Wilson
as Howard Hawks
Taissa Zveiter
as Irene Mayer Selznick
Eddie Vincent
as reporter
Daniel Lench
as Sid Grauman
Mandy May Cheetham
as Jane Murfin
Matt Lagan
as Fred Beetson
Paul Dinh-McCrillis
as photographer
Ilia Volok
as Leonid Antonov
Fyodor Lavrov
as Golovnya
Oleg Vasilkov
as Dubovitsky
Pavel Akimkin
as driver
Nikita Kologrivyy
as Budarin
Natalya Pavlenkova
as Lev's mother
Yuliya Serina
as Lilya
Vyacheslav Evlantev
as Molkin
Fedor Levin
as Bromberg
Gennadiy Vyrypaev
as head prefect
Gleb Merkulov
as Kalnitsky
Azamat Nagmanov
as Dosebiev
Ilya Nikulin
as Panchenko
Aleksandr Chernyavskiy
as assistant of studio manager
Aleksey Kashnikov
as captain
Dmitry Krivochurov
as sergeant major
Oleg Tkachev
as commissioner
Jana Chigir
as female doctor
Evgeny Sakharov
as officer
Pavel Shevando
as young soldier
Oleg Feoktistov
as camera operator
Gennadiy Ivanov
as sound director
Bronislava Zakharova
as old woman
Aleksei Varuschenko
as politruk
Irina Demidkina
as Stepanovna
Vladimir Mayzinger
as warehouseman
Roman Shmakov
as Juna's classmate
Marina Lebedeva
as Juna's classmate
Andrey Piskarev
as Juna's classmate
Manana Totibadze
as Juna's classmate
Evgeny Egorov
as Juna's classmate
Yola Sanko
as saleswoman
Nikolay Samsonov
as German officer
Carol Schlanger
as Margaret Myer
Jason Griffith
as radio reporter
Benjamin Schnau
as Hans Dreier
Kevin Michael Moran
as Jesse Louis Lasky
David Neff
as Harry Warner
David D'Amico
as William Pereira
David Lee Hess
as Bernard B. Brown
Joseph Integlia
as
Don Yanan
as
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