
Magda
Магда
Synopsis
A young German girl Magda Homann was destined to fall victim to two World Wars at once, Kaiser's Germany and Tsarist Russia, the Hitlerite and Stalinist regimes. Having started a new German-Ukrainian history, she falls into the hands of the NKVD and her trail is mysteriously lost. But the search for Magda Homann by her German and Ukrainian grandson continues 70 years later.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Denis Sobolev
- Screenplay & Story
- Serhiy Say-Bodnar, Peter Homann
- Original Title
- Магда
- Country of Origin
- Ukraine
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 35m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Denis Sobolev
Serhiy Say-Bodnar, Peter Homann
Serhii Krutko
Dmytro Kravchenko
Department Leadership Roster
Denis Sobolev
Director
Serhii Krutko
Director of Photography
Dmytro Kravchenko
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Magda
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Magda about?
A young German girl Magda Homann was destined to fall victim to two World Wars at once, Kaiser's Germany and Tsarist Russia, the Hitlerite and Stalinist regimes. Having started a new German-Ukrainian history, she falls into the hands of the NKVD and her trail is mysteriously lost. But the search for Magda Homann by her German and Ukrainian grandson continues 70 years later.
Who directed Magda?
Magda was directed by Denis Sobolev.
Who stars in Magda?
The principal cast of Magda includes Dariia Tvoronovych, Oleh Moskalenko.
When was Magda released and how long is it?
Magda was released in 2022 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.
Is Magda based on a book or true story?
Magda is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Serhiy Say-Bodnar", Novel: "Peter Homann".
