Petr Mostovoy

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The plot is based on a conflict that arose at the architectural design institute.

Chronicle of the casting to participate in the Israeli project "Cabaret". Russian repatriates, many of whom came to the capital from other cities, talk about themselves, followed by rehearsals and the only performance of the emerging theater. People dreaming of a theatrical career are gradually transformed and become real actors. These were the best days of their lives ...

The war prevented Marina Kupriyanova from realizing her dream and becoming an actress. She works as a waitress in the youth cafe "Rovesnik" and remembers the days of the heroic defense of Leningrad, of which she was a participant.

The author wanted to return to his characters, the grown—up children, whose naivety was so charming in the previous film, "Just Three Lessons", and trace the further path of these children in life, their different destinies.

The captivating story of a Russian Jewish filmmaker working during the height and collapse of the Soviet Union. In this autobiographical documentary, Peter Mostovoy takes us on his journey from impoverished childhood to award-winning filmmaker. Naively believing that his art could be free from demands of the regime, Mostovoy nevertheless became entangled in the absurdity of Soviet-era politics as an “untrustworthy” Jew. The Red Scarf is a smart blend of animation, archival footage—including clips of Mostovoy’s films—and a healthy dose of humour.

Short film in the Hermitage Museum looking at da Vinci's Madonna Litta.

About the murder of Leon Trotsky and his murderer Ramon Mercader.

The film tells about a simple Soviet school and its problems.

A city awakens. There are sights and sounds we do not experience if we sleep late.

About a Jewish commune established in the arid steppes of Crimea in the 1920s.

Cinematic surveillance of people standing in line at Lenin's Mausoleum in Red Square.