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Slava

Слава

“Who embraces the hand of Moscow today, embraces the hand of war tommorow.”

Synopsis

Karlsruhe, Germany, 1962. KGB agent Bogdan Stashynskii is trialed for the assasination of Ukrainian revolutionary and head of the now disbanded Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Stepan Bandera. However, Slava Stetsko and her spouse Yaroslav decide to take action and turn the trial into not just a memorial for Bandera, but a thorough critique of the USSR's web of political assasinations and the political indifference to the situation in the West.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Denis Sobolev
Screenplay & Story
Taras Borovok, Dmytro Naumov, Denis Sobolev, Vitalii Dokalenko
Original Score
Aleksandr Soshalskiy, Oleksandr Pytvyn
Original Title
Слава
Country of Origin
Ukraine
Spoken Languages
German, Russian, Ukrainian
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
GanzaFilm Production

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Denis Sobolev

Screenplay & Story

Taras Borovok, Dmytro Naumov, Denis Sobolev, Vitalii Dokalenko

Original Score & Music

Aleksandr Soshalskiy, Oleksandr Pytvyn

Director of Photography

Yevhen Sahno

Producers

Vitalii Dokalenko

Department Leadership Roster

Taras Borovok

Taras Borovok

Writer

Dmytro Naumov

Writer

Denis Sobolev

Denis Sobolev

Director

Denis Sobolev

Denis Sobolev

Writer

Vitalii Dokalenko

Writer

Yevhen Sahno

Director of Photography

Vitalii Dokalenko

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Slava.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Slava

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

What is Slava about?

Karlsruhe, Germany, 1962. KGB agent Bogdan Stashynskii is trialed for the assasination of Ukrainian revolutionary and head of the now disbanded Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Stepan Bandera. However, Slava Stetsko and her spouse Yaroslav decide to take action and turn the trial into not just a memorial for Bandera, but a thorough critique of the USSR's web of political assasinations and the political indifference to the situation in the West.

Who directed Slava?

Slava was directed by Denis Sobolev.

Who stars in Slava?

The principal cast of Slava includes Yurii Khvostenko, Liliya Matviyenko.

When was Slava released and how long is it?

Slava was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for Slava?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Slava was composed by Aleksandr Soshalskiy, Oleksandr Pytvyn.