Zoya (2020)
Autumn 1941. Yesterday's schoolgirl Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya volunteered for a sabotage school. The partisan detachment, in which Zoya was located, is ambushed, and Zoya is captured by the Germans, while trying to set fire to the barn. Interrogations and torture have led nowhere. She did not say anything that could disrupt the assignment of other groups. The Nazis could not even achieve her real name - Her sacrifice was not in vain. Her feat inflamed millions of hearts, helping our soldiers to reach Berlin.
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Earliest Release DateJanuary 28, 2021
(Russia/CIS)
Running Time1 hr 45 min
GenresDrama
War
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Maksim Brius | Director |
| Leonid Plyaskin | Director |
| Andrey Nazarov | Writer |
| Andrey Tumarkin | Writer |
| Aleksandr Barkov | Producer |
| Sergei Shcheglov | Producer |
| Yuliana Slashcheva | Producer |
| Inessa Yurchenko | Producer |
| Sergey Zernov | Producer |
| Maksim Koshevarov | Composer |
| Aleksandr Maev | Composer |
| Stanislav Mikhailov | Cinematographer |
| Andrey Naydenov | Cinematographer |
| Vladimir Shpomer | Cinematographer |
| Vitaliy Vinogradov | Editor |
| Eduard Galkin | Production Designer |
| Georgiy Michri | Production Designer |
| Cast | Role |
|---|---|
| Anastasia Mishina | |
| Anna Ukolova | |
| Wolfgang Cerny | |
| Olga Lapshina |
