The Inner Circle (1991) (Il proiezionista)

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Directed by

Andrey Konchalovskiy

Starring (View all)

Tom Hulce
Ivan Sanshin

Lolita Davidovich
Anastasia

Aleksandr Zbruev
Stalin

Bob Hoskins
Beria

Feodor Chaliapin Jr.
Prof. Bartnev

Bess Meyer
Katya (17 years)

Oleg Tabakov
General Vlasik

Vsevolod Larionov
General Rumiantsev

Written by

Andrey Konchalovskiy

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200 & 99 Of My Favorite Films From The 1990's (299 items)
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30 From 91: My Favorite Films From 1991 (30 items)
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Release date: 25 December 1991

Tags: Drama (1), 1991 (1), Columbia Pictures (1)

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"Stalinin elokuvakoneenkäyttäjä on innokas veijari joka seilaa läpi Neuvostoliiton eri vaiheiden. Ikuinen optimisti hymyilee poliittisesti hirveimpinäkin aikoina. Mutta onko hänen hymynsä surullisempaa kuin kuolema? "

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30 From 91: My Favorite Films From 1991 (30 movies items)

" Now the guys's name whom this movie is based on was Alex Sanchin, but in the script, they renamed him Ivan. Why? Who knows. Maybe the producers of this film thought that audiences would feel more comfortable with a more stereotypical Russian name for a story set deep within the Soviet Union. Also, Alex Sanchin (or Ivan as the character in this flick) was famous for being Joseph Stalin's private film projectionist. Now, why of all the people in Stalin's "administration" was the film centered ar"