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| Michalina Olszanska | ... | Matilda | |
| Lars Eidinger | ... | Nicholas II of Russia | |
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Luise Wolfram | ... | Alexandra Feodorovna |
| Danila Kozlovsky | ... | Vorontsov | |
| Sergey Garmash | ... | Aleksandr III | |
| Ingeborga Dapkunaite | ... | Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark) | |
| Grigoriy Dobrygin | ... | Grand Duke Andrei Vladimirovich of Russia | |
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Thomas Ostermeier | ... | Doctor Fisher |
| Evgeniy Mironov | ... | Ivan Karlovitch | |
| Vitaliy Kishchenko | ... | Vlasov | |
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Yang Ge | ... | The Assistant |
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Vitaliy Kovalenko | ||
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Sarah Stern | ||
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Galina Tyunina | ||
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In the twilight of Imperial Russia, prima ballerina Matilda Kshesinskaya becomes the mistress of three Grand Dukes.
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The costumes, the atmosphere, the mixture of drama and tragic romance are seductive in high measure. but , for an Orthodox Christian like me, "Matilda"remains, more than a film, a terrible lie . sure, the term is not soft, but it represents a pure blasphemy. not only for the different image of a saint martyr. but for the desire of director to give a kitsch fairy tale, in impressive package/clothes, about a poor man under the hard times. "Matilda" propose an alternative story about Saint Nicholas II Romanov. and, if you see it as fiction, it works in some measure ( sure, if the expectations are low ). as portrait of the Tsar, it is a huge and impolite and absurde lie. but the success has not moral. and the ambition to propose something real strong, at the border of sacrilege, it is not exactly a surprise. because the soap operas ( "Matilda" is a slice from that genre ) are easy shows especially for the silly absurd stories. unfurnatelly, it is a real bad film.