Lotus Strike 2: Bitter-Sweet Wormwood (2002)
Retired General Pelevin has nothing left but a small piece of ancestral land, granted to his forefathers by the royal family long ago. But now even this last possession is under threat — targeted for the construction of an ultra-modern shopping center. Mafia networks, in collusion with a corrupt local prefect, trick the general into going on an overseas tourist trip, and in his absence, they move a city landfill onto his property.
Director: Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov
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Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov as |
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Dzhamal Azhigirey as |
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Aleksandr Solovyov as |
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Ezhen Kushvakha as |
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Dmitriy Vlasov as |
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Tatyana Konyukhova as |
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Anna Legchilova as |
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Ervand Arzumanyan as |
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Viktor Borisov as |
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Dmitri Pisarenko as |
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Olga Sidorova as |
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Svetlana Nepomnjashhaya as |
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Boris Klyuev as |
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Yuri Rumyantsev as |
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Artem Parkhomenko as |
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Yuriy Mitrofanov as |
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Yury Sysoev as |
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Vladimir Sterzhakov as |
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Andrey Gradov as |
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Boris Shcherbakov as |
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Li Jian Wen as |
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Yuriy Akulinin as |
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Boris Moiseev as |
| Directing | Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov | Director |
| Writing | Alina Redel | Writer |
| Production | Leonid Bits | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Sergey Valyaev | Writer |
| Camera | Vladimir Dmitrievskiy | Director of Photography |
| Art | Vladimir Trapeznikov | Production Design |
| Editing | Lidiya Volokhova | Editor |