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Zoya

1944
1 Std. 35 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA 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.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.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.

Regie
- Lev Arnshtam
Drehbuch
- Lev Arnshtam
- Boris Chirskov
Hauptbesetzung

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6,6/10

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Regie
- Lev Arnshtam
Drehbuch
- Lev Arnshtam
- Boris Chirskov
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

Fotos

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Galina Vodyanitskaya

Zoya Kosmodem'yanskaya

Yekaterina Skvortsova

Zoya as a child
(as Katya Skvortsova)

Kseniya Tarasova

Zoya's Mother
(as K. Tarasova)

Nikolai Ryzhov

Zoya's Father
(as N. Ryzhov)

Aleksandr Kuznetsov

Boris Fomin
(as A. Kuznetsov)

Boris Poslavsky

Owl
(as B. Poslavskiy)

Vladimir Volchik

Komsomol Secretary
(as V. Volchek)

Vera Popova

Hostess of the house
(as V. Popova)

Tamara Altseva

Anna Sergeevna, Zoya's Teacher
(as T. Altseva)

Zoya Zhukova

Zina, Zoya's classmate
(as Z. Zhukova)

Nikolay Bogatyryov

Petya Vasilev
(as N. Bogatyryov)

Vladimir Podgornyy

German Officer
(as V. Podgornyy)

Rostislav Plyatt

German Soldier
(as R. Plyatt)

Aleksey Batalov

Alyosha Batalov, Zoya's classmate
(Nicht genannt)

Yekaterina Derevshchikova

Zoya's friend
(Nicht genannt)

Karl Gurnyak

Parisan
(Nicht genannt)

Olga Khorkova

Khorkova, Zoya's classmate
(Nicht genannt)

Vladimir Lippart

German Soldier
(Nicht genannt)

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The librarian's retelling of the Nazi book burning of 1933 is very incorrect. While the book burning took place in various places in Germany, it didn't happen all on one day. Furthermore: books by Leo Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoyevski were not burned.

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Zoya as a child: [to her mother about the recently dead people who got awarded by the Lenin medal] I don't understand: They died so they are not anymore. But they get awarded. How can you award someone who isn't anymore?
Zoya's Mother: That's what it's about? You see, girl, they are heroes. They went up so high where nobody ever was. And many years will go by and people will still remember them, just as if they would be alive.