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200 years have passed after The Great War. The remnants of humanity live in the perfect One State. Despite an authoritarian system of serial numbers, uniforms, glass houses, and scheduled sex, happiness and harmony reign in the society.

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Status: completed
Status Updated: 14 Dec 2024

Cast

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D-503
Elena Podkaminskaya ...
I-330
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Panda
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P-13
Other cast:
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A-2248
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Blagodetel
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S-4711
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Muzykant
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O-90
Sergey Ivanyuk
Ivan Dobrich ...
Povstanets-pulemyotchik
Dzhan Badmayev
Anastasiya Kozyreva
Aleksandr Prismotrov-Belov ...
Pukhlyy malchik
Andrey Rebenkov ...
Doktor
Svetlana Korchagina ...
Piketchitsa
Karim Pakachakov ...
K-850
Nadezhda Astapova
Yuliya Nazarova ...
Devushka iz budushchego
Kseniya Bormina ...
Neposeda
Nataliya Kutanina ...
Prostolyudinka

Directed by

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Hamlet Dulyan

Written by

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Hamlet Dulyan ... ()
 
Alexander Talal ... ()
 
Yevgeni Zamyatin ... (novel)

Produced by

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Sergey Aleksanyan ... producer
Armen Ananikyan ... producer
Gevond Andreasyan ... producer
Sarik Andreasyan ... producer
Hamlet Dulyan ... producer
Dmitriy Litvinov ... co-producer
Semyon Shcherbovich-Vecher ... executive producer
Dmitriy Shirokov ... co-producer

Music by

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Michael Afanasyev ... (as Mikhail Afanasiev)

Cinematography by

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Karen Manaseryan

Editing by

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Irina Bychkova
Tatyana Moreva

Production Design by

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David Dadunashvili

Art Direction by

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Alina Morozova

Set Decoration by

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Michael Volchek

Costume Design by

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Oksana Shevchenko

Sound Department

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Dmitriy Kliminov ... supervising sound editor/re-recording mixer
Charles Maynes ... sound designer
Garik Navasardyan ... dialogue editor
Aleksey Sinitsyn ... supervising sound editor/sound designer

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Yuriy Bodolanov ... visual effects artist
Nikita Evgenievich Chumichev ... visual effects artist
Ishchenko Dmitry ... visual effects artist
Anastasia Isupova ... digital compositor
Yan Kalnitsky ... visual effects artist
Nikolay Kirienko ... digital compositor
Anna Lebedeva ... visual effects artist
Sergey Likhachev ... digital compositor
Yaroslav Makarov ... visual effects artist
Andrey Merkushov ... visual effects artist
Igor Ogibin ... visual effects artist
Vladislav Parfentev ... visual effects artist
Yuriy Ryabushko ... visual effects supervisor
Oleg Rytov ... visual effects supervisor
Ildar Shirgazin ... visual effects artist
Mikhail Udodov ... digital compositor
Vika Vdovina ... digital compositor
Sudeykin Vladimir ... digital compositor
Anna Wergun ... visual effects producer

Thanks

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Artashes Andreasyan ... the producers wish to thank
Vladislav Pasternak ... the producers wish to thank
Andrey Yazydzhi ... the producers wish to thank
Nina Zamyatina ... the producers wish to thank

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

200 years have passed after The Great War. Almost the entire population of the Earth has been wiped out. The remnants of humanity live in the perfect One State. Despite an authoritarian system of serial numbers, uniforms, glass houses, and scheduled sex, happiness and harmony reign in the society. An engineer named D-503 considers such a life ideal. He celebrates it by putting all his knowledge and talent into the construction of a super-powered spaceship. A chance meeting with a woman named I-330 completely reverses D-503's self-image. He discovers in himself the uncontrollable "ancient" impulses, feelings and passions. And he is yet to find out that there are those who do not like the existing world order and seek to destroy the last bastion of humanity on Earth - the One State.

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Also Known As
  • Мы (Russia)
  • We (World-wide, English title)
  • We (Canada, English title)
  • We (United States)
Runtime
  • 120 min
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Budget RUR230,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia In the novel Yevgeni Zamyatin used houses with glass walls to observe the masses, when written during 1920 - 1921 television was not yet invented and with this concept of mass observation is where, after reading WE, George Orwell used television to monitor the people in his book "1984". See more »

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