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Leo ARNSHTAM
Лео АРНШТАМ
Leo ARNCHTAM
USSR, 1944, 95mn
Black and white, fiction
Zoya
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Зоя
Zoïa
Zoya
Directed by :
Leo ARNSHTAM
(Лео АРНШТАМ)
Writing credits :
Leo ARNSHTAM
(Лео АРНШТАМ),
Boris CHIRSKOV
(Борис ЧИРСКОВ)
Cast
Galina VODYANITSKAYA
(Галина ВОДЯНИЦКАЯ) ...Zoya
Kseniya TARASOVA
(Ксения ТАРАСОВА) ...Zoya's mother
Nikolay RYZHOV
(Николай РЫЖОВ) ...Zoya's father
Aleksey BATALOV
(Алексей БАТАЛОВ)
Rostislav PLIATT
(Ростислав ПЛЯТТ)
Boris POSLAVSKY
(Борис ПОСЛАВСКИЙ)
Mikhail TROYANOVSKY
(Михаил ТРОЯНОВСКИЙ)
Vladimir VOLCHIK
(Владимир ВОЛЧИК)
Cinematography :
Aleksandr SHELENKOV
(Александр ШЕЛЕНКОВ)
Production design :
Aleksandr DIKHTYAR
(Александр ДИХТЯР),
Konstantin URBETIS
(Константин УРБЕТИС)
Music :
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH
(Дмитрий ШОСТАКОВИЧ)
Production :
Soyuzdetfilm
Spectators :
21,9 millions of spectators
Release date in Russia :
1944
Sites :
IMDb
,
Kinopoisk
Plot synopsis
A popular, inspirational biography of a World War II Soviet heroine, showing her life in flashback as she is captured and tortured fighting the German invaders.
Commentaries
«Московский текст» в отечественных фильмах 1920-1940-х годов [Moscou dans le cinéma russe des années 1920-1940]
, Н.А. БОЯРШИНОВА, journals.eco-vector.com, 2025
Reviews on Kinopoisk
Selected in the following festivals or events :
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Childhood and Soviet cinema
, (kinoglaz.fr), 2026
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Architecture and Social Life in Russian Cinema
, (kinoglaz.fr), 2025
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Festival de Cannes
, Cannes (France), 1946
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