Makarov
Макаров
Synopsis
"Makarov" both a popular Russian name, and also slang for the word "gun," serves as a metaphor for the brutal reality of life in a post-totalitarian society. The story's protagonist, Makarov, embodies this struggle as he becomes more mechanical and less spiritual upon acquiring a gun.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vladimir Khotinenko
- Screenplay & Story
- Valeri Zalotukha
- Original Score
- Aleksandr Pantykin
- Original Title
- Макаров
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 39m
- Production Studios
- Eurasia Film Production
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vladimir Khotinenko
Valeri Zalotukha
Aleksandr Pantykin
Evgeniy Grebnev
Svetlana Tarik
Vladimir Khotinenko
Department Leadership Roster
Vladimir Khotinenko
Producer
Evgeniy Grebnev
Director of Photography
Svetlana Tarik
Editor
Valeri Lukinov
Production Design
Vladimir Khotinenko
Director
Tamara Sagirova
Costume Design
Valeri Zalotukha
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Makarov
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Makarov about?
"Makarov" both a popular Russian name, and also slang for the word "gun," serves as a metaphor for the brutal reality of life in a post-totalitarian society. The story's protagonist, Makarov, embodies this struggle as he becomes more mechanical and less spiritual upon acquiring a gun.
Who directed Makarov?
Makarov was directed by Vladimir Khotinenko.
Who stars in Makarov?
The principal cast of Makarov includes Sergey Makovetskiy, Elena Mayorova, Irina Metlitskaya, Vladimir Ilin, Sergei Parshin.
When was Makarov released and how long is it?
Makarov was released in 1993 with a total runtime of 1h 39m.
Who composed the musical score for Makarov?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Makarov was composed by Aleksandr Pantykin.