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Izydi! ()

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In Russia at the turn of the century, a wealthy Jewish merchant enjoys the best of relations with his Russian neighbours, while his respected home forms the obvious social centre of the entire community. However, the atmosphere grows more... See more »
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Tatyana Kuznetsova
Viktor Mikhailov ...
Uryadnik
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Sima
Valeri Kozinets
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Elena Aminova
Olga Belyayeva
Ella Vaulchikova ...
Lyova's wife

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Dmitriy Astrakhan

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Dmitriy Astrakhan ... ()
 
Oleg Danilov ... ()

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Aleksandr Pantykin

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Yuri Vorontsov

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N. Viktorova

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Sergey Kokovkin
Mariya Petrova

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Grigori Khraputsky ... makeup artist

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Aleksandr Sysolyatin ... sound

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Plot Summary

In Russia at the turn of the century, a wealthy Jewish merchant enjoys the best of relations with his Russian neighbours, while his respected home forms the obvious social centre of the entire community. However, the atmosphere grows more tense as the local authorities come under pressure to fall in line with the officially sanctioned anti-Semitic policies of the Tsarist Government. The village elder is one of our hero's best friends and together they seem to find a way to outwit these evil intentions but unfortunately they fail to understand what forces they are dealing with in a country where anti-Semitism is state policy. Written by Maywin Media AB

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Also Known As
  • Изыди! (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Hinweg! (Germany)
  • Get Thee Out
  • Wynocha! (Poland)
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  • 83 min
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Trivia Official submission of Soviet Union for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 64th Academy Awards in 1992. See more »
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