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Director:
Aleksandr Proshkin
Writers:
Alexander Pushkin (novel) and
Galina Arbuzova (writer)
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Release Date:
27 April 2000 (Russia) more
Genre:
Drama | Romance more
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Awards:
3 wins & 3 nominations more
User Reviews:
Average take on Pushkin's classic work more (4 total)

Cast

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Mateusz Damiecki ... Pyotr Grinyov
Karolina Gruszka ... Masha Mironova
Vladimir Mashkov ... Yemelyan Pugachyov
Sergei Makovetsky ... Aleksei Shvabrin
Vladimir Ilyin ... Savelyich
Yuri Belyayev ... Commandant Mironov
Natalya Yegorova ... Vasilisa Yegorovna
Yuri Kuznetsov ... Ivan Ignatyevich
Olga Antonova ... Empress Catherine II
Juozas Budraitis ... Governor of Orenburg
Mikhail Filippov ... Count Panin
Pyotr Zaychenko ... Pyanov
Andrei Dudarenko ... Beloborodov
Kseniya Gromova ... Palashka
Konstantin Yushkevich ... Maksimych
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
La fille du capitaine (France)
The Captain's Daughter (International: English title)
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Runtime:
Germany:130 min (Berlin Film Festival)
Country:
Russia | France
Language:
Russian
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Certification:
France:U
Company:
Canal+ more

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Movie Connections:
Version of Kapitanskaya dochka (1959) more

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2 out of 3 people found the following review useful.
Average take on Pushkin's classic work, 22 January 2001
Author: (grob248@aol.com) from Los Angeles, USA

This is just OK. Quite exceptional but far from remarkable interpretation of Pushkin's classic. Mashkov is pretty good in the role of Pugachev. Masha and Grinev are kind of bland though. And it was probably a mistake to cast Makovetskiy as Shvabrin. His stone-cold facial expression was great in "Of Freaks and Men," but here it doesn't fit at all. Overall, the movie looks good as far as the costumes, settings and other historical aspects go, but it lacks something that would really pull you in and make this film a true historical epic. "War and Peace" it ain't. Like it was said by the previous reviewers, if you are interested in Russian culture and history, you should see it. Just don't expect to be blown away.

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