During the Cold War, a married young Soviet woman and a Polish officer are drawn together by music.During the Cold War, a married young Soviet woman and a Polish officer are drawn together by music.During the Cold War, a married young Soviet woman and a Polish officer are drawn together by music.
- Awards
- 7 wins & 8 nominations
Dmitriy Ulyanov
- Jura
- (as Dmitrij Uljanov)
Artyom Tkachenko
- Sajat
- (as Artem Tkachenko)
Yuriy Itskov
- Oficer Polityczny
- (as Jurij Itskov)
Aleksey Gorbunov
- Major KGB
- (as Aleksiej Gorbunov)
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It's an interesting film with a romance between a minor Polish military officer and a wife of a Russian officer stationed in a huge military base in Poland's Lower Silesia. A daughter is born out of the romance and the mother dies. We only find out in the end how it all happened when she, the daughter, and the widower visit the grave of the dead woman in Poland again after some twenty years. The same Russian actress who plays the mother plays the daughter role. More than half of the film is in Russian. There is fine music included of Ewa Demarczyk sung by the actress perhaps. It's in Polish with an accent with some Russian lyrics added. (We saw Demarczyk sing these songs at the Town Hall, NYC, winter 1987.)
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- Малая Москва
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- Gross worldwide
- $967,443
- Runtime1 hour 54 minutes
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