First Oscar

First Oscar (2022)

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The film follows two student cinematographers who, as the war approaches Moscow, refuse to be evacuated and instead volunteer to be front-line cameramen capturing the horrors of war and heroism of the soviet soldiers. At the same time, we witness another storyline taking place in the US. After the premiere screening of the already completed documentary “Moscow Strikes Back”, one of the members of the Academy Awards selection committee is trying to persuade his fellow colleagues to establish a new category of Best Documentary in the upcoming Oscars event.

Director: Sergey Mokritsky
Writers: Yury Nenev, Sergey Mokritsky, Maxim Budarin.

Casts

	Tikhon Zhiznevsky as Ivan Mayskiy
	Darya Zhovner as Juna
	Anton Momot as Lev Alperin
	Andrey Merzlikin as Ilya Kopalin
	Nikita Tarasov as Varlamov
	Vasiliy Mishchenko as studio manager
	Mikhail Brashinsky as Lev's father
	Sergey Puskepalis as
	Aleksey Kolgan as Joseph Stalin
	Stanislav Strelkov as Nikolay Vlasik
	Lev Malishava as Katso
	Petr Akimov as soviet soldier
	Elvira Sinelnik as Ida Yakovleva
	Michael Lerner as Louis Burt Mayer
	Austin Basis as David O. Selznick
	Robert L. Wilson as Howard Hawks
	Taissa Zveiter as Irene Mayer Selznick
	Eddie Vincent as reporter
	Daniel Lench as Sid Grauman
	Mandy May Cheetham as Jane Murfin
	Matt Lagan as Fred Beetson
	Paul Dinh-McCrillis as photographer
	Ilia Volok as Leonid Antonov
	Fyodor Lavrov as Golovnya
	Oleg Vasilkov as Dubovitsky
	Pavel Akimkin as driver
	Nikita Kologrivyy as Budarin
	Natalya Pavlenkova as Lev's mother
	Yuliya Serina as Lilya
	Vyacheslav Evlantev as Molkin
	Fedor Levin as Bromberg
	Gennadiy Vyrypaev as head prefect
	Gleb Merkulov as Kalnitsky
	Azamat Nagmanov as Dosebiev
	Ilya Nikulin as Panchenko
	Aleksandr Chernyavskiy as assistant of studio manager
	Aleksey Kashnikov as captain
	Dmitry Krivochurov as sergeant major
	Oleg Tkachev as commissioner
	Jana Chigir as female doctor
	Evgeny Sakharov as officer
	Pavel Shevando as young soldier
	Oleg Feoktistov as camera operator
	Gennadiy Ivanov as sound director
	Bronislava Zakharova as old woman
	Aleksei Varuschenko as politruk
	Irina Demidkina as Stepanovna
	Vladimir Mayzinger as warehouseman
	Roman Shmakov as Juna's classmate
	Marina Lebedeva as Juna's classmate
	Andrey Piskarev as Juna's classmate
	Manana Totibadze as Juna's classmate
	Evgeny Egorov as Juna's classmate
	Yola Sanko as saleswoman
	Nikolay Samsonov as German officer
	Carol Schlanger as Margaret Myer
	Jason Griffith as radio reporter
	Benjamin Schnau as Hans Dreier
	Kevin Michael Moran as Jesse Louis Lasky
	David Neff as Harry Warner
	David D'Amico as William Pereira
	David Lee Hess as Bernard B. Brown
	Joseph Integlia as
	Don Yanan as

Crew