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IMDb199953mFrance

Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire

Synopsis

Inaugurated by Stalin in 1931 in Moscow, MOSFILM is the largest movie studio in Europe. The most famous Russian directors shoot and edit here, and the 5000 employees who work on the gigantic sets contribute to the glory and radiance of Soviet cinema. Some masterpieces still remain vivid in our minds. Via an inventory of these studios and Russian cinema, the film recounts the history of a culture and a country traversed by a multitude of political upheavals.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Bernard Louargant
Original Title
Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire
Country of Origin
France
Spoken Languages
English, French
Runtime
53m
Production Studios
Arkéïon Films, Imagie

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Bernard Louargant

Department Leadership Roster

Bernard Louargant

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire about?

Inaugurated by Stalin in 1931 in Moscow, MOSFILM is the largest movie studio in Europe. The most famous Russian directors shoot and edit here, and the 5000 employees who work on the gigantic sets contribute to the glory and radiance of Soviet cinema. Some masterpieces still remain vivid in our minds. Via an inventory of these studios and Russian cinema, the film recounts the history of a culture and a country traversed by a multitude of political upheavals.

Who directed Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire?

Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire was directed by Bernard Louargant.

Who stars in Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire?

The principal cast of Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire includes Naum Kleiman, Marina Vlady.

When was Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire released and how long is it?

Mosfilm, miroir d'un empire was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 53m.