Siberia, Monamour (Russian: Сибирь. Монамур, romanized: Sibir. Monamur) is a 2011 Russian drama film directed by Vyacheslav Ross.[2][3][4]
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| Russian: Сибирь. Монамур | |
| Directed by | Vyacheslav Ross |
| Written by | Vyacheslav Ross |
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| Cinematography | Yury Rayskiy |
| Edited by | Igor Litoninskiy |
| Music by | Aidar Gainullin |
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| Country | Russia |
| Language | Russian |
Plot edit
The film takes place in a Siberian village. The old man and grandson are waiting for the return of the boy's father to the house. Husband and wife have three daughters, but they have nothing else in common. A man who has gone through two wars is trying to find himself. Characters will have to make a difficult choice, embark on the path of humanity and compassion.[5]
Cast edit
- Pyotr Zaychenko as Ivan
- Mikhail Protsko as Lyoshka
- Sergey Novikov as Uncle Yura
- Lidiya Bayrashevskaya as Anna
- Sonya Ross as Luba
- Nikolay Kozak as captain
- Maksim Emelyanov as Zheleznyak
- Sergei Puskepalis as lieutenant colonel
- Yuriy Gumirov as major
- Sergey Tsepov as Zakhar
References edit
- ^ "Sibir. Monamour". Retrieved 11 June 2020 – via www.allocine.fr.
- ^ Старейшей кинематографической премии России "Ника" - 25 лет
- ^ Российского актера Петра Зайченко госпитализировали с инфарктом
- ^ «Здесь был Шевчук»: в новом клипе рокер сыграл «несогласного»
- ^ Сибирь. Монамур
