Jandamarra's War (2011)

Actors: Ash Gibson Greig (composer), Ernie Dingo (actor), Andrew Ogilvie (producer), Lawrie Silvestrin (editor), Peter Docker (actor), Andrea Quesnelle (producer), Greg Colgan (miscellaneous crew), Shane Chapman (miscellaneous crew), Brendon Williams (actor), Jenny Garroun (miscellaneous crew), Sian Gard (miscellaneous crew), Mitch Torres (writer), Mitch Torres (director), Jaqui Howle (miscellaneous crew), Petris Torres (composer),

Plot: In Jandamarra's War, we learn how in the 1890's the European colonialists arrive in the Kimberley with vast herds of sheep and cattle, determined to make their fortune by feeding a rapidly growing population in the South. But the settlers soon discover they are in land populated with indigenous tribes, ready to fight the red-faced invaders. Jandamarra is born into this turmoil in 1873. His spirit country, on his father's side, is a land called Djumbud. His mother Jinny, a powerful and independent woman, belongs to the Lennard River flat lands. At the age of six, Jinny takes Jandamarra onto William Lukin's million-acre cattle station at Lennard River Flats. Jandamarra quickly excels in all pastoral skills - much to the pride of Lukin who, like other settlers, boasts about his stockmen's abilities as tribute to his own skills of tutelage and management. Jandamarra remains at Lennard River Flats until it is time for him to be initiated into Bunuba law. His uncle Ellemarra is a very powerful influence during this period of intense education and rapid personal growth. But Jandamarra's passage into manhood is interrupted when they are both arrested and jailed for spearing a sheep. When he is released from custody, Jandamarra is banished from Bunuba society because sexual relationships he has had with various women, have broken strict kinship rules. With nowhere else to go, Jandamarra is assimilated into settler culture and ends up working with Constable Richardson who is, himself, an outsider in his own community. Their relationship is a strange one and oddly close - until that fateful night when Jandamarra kills Richardson, and returns to his people. Now fugitives, Jandamarra, Ellemarra and others attack a party of stockmen who are driving a large herd of cattle into the heart of Bunuba land. Two of the white men, Burke and Gibbs, are killed. This is the first time that guns are used by Aboriginals against European settlers in an organised fashion. Across Western Australia, enraged white colonialists bay for vengeance. A posse of 30 heavily armed police and settlers attack Jandamarra, Ellemarra and their followers at Windjana Gorge. In the ensuing battle, Ellemarra is killed and Jandamarra is seriously wounded, but escapes through a labyrinth of caves. Jandamarra recovers and leads a guerilla war against the settlers from hideouts in the caves and surrounding ranges of Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek. But the rebellion comes at a very high price as police and station owners embark on a military-style operation against Aboriginal camps throughout the region. Many Aboriginal people are killed in the massacres that ensue. Jandamarra responds by modifying his tactics. He doesn't kill any more settlers but embarks on a three year terror campaign - killing stock and stealing provisions from under the settlers' noses at night - deliberately leaving behind footmarks and other traces that tell the settlers that he's been there and could have killed them very easily, if he had wanted to. The police try to pursue Jandamarra after his raids but he always seems to find a way to elude capture.

Poteryavshye solntse (2005)

Actors: Aleksandr Domogarov (actor), Andrei Tolubeyev (actor), Aleksei Zharkov (actor), Yuriy Nazarov (actor), Andrey Smolyakov (actor), Roman Madyanov (actor), Lyudmila Chursina (actress), Andrey Krasko (actor), Konstantin Ernst (producer), Vyacheslav Razbegaev (actor), Vadim Bibergan (composer), Evgeniy Leonov-Gladyshev (actor), Aleksandr Lykov (actor), Igor Lifanov (actor), Anatoli Slivnikov (actor),

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Kletka (2003)

Actors: Raisa Ryazanova (actress), Lev Prygunov (actor), Yekaterina Vasilyeva (actress), Aleksandr Ilin (actor), Nikolay Chindyaykin (actor), Aleksandr Tyutin (actor), Dmitriy Lesnevskiy (producer), Sergei Beloshnikov (writer), Sergei Beloshnikov (director), Marina Golub (actress), Roland Redikovich (miscellaneous crew), Yaroslav Boyko (actor), Irina Apeksimova (actress), Yuriy Poteenko (composer), Larisa Isaeva (actress),

V znak protesta (1989)

Actors: Sergey Nikonenko (actor), Viktor Ilichyov (actor), Viktor Uralskiy (actor), Valentina Talyzina (actress), Pyotr Velyaminov (actor), Natalya Kharakhorina (actress), Yuri Solovyov (actor), Sergei Beloshnikov (writer), Zoya Buryak (actress), Boris Sokolov (actor), Nikolai Kochegarov (actor), Zinaida Dekhtyaryova (actress), Yuri Votyakov (actor), Vitali Baganov (actor), Yekaterina Zinchenko (actress),

Konets operatsii Rezident (1986)

Actors: Boris Khimichev (actor), Mikael Tariverdiyev (composer), Raisa Ryazanova (actress), Vatslav Dvorzhetsky (actor), Yevgeni Gerasimov (actor), Irina Rozanova (actress), Leonid Yarmolnik (actor), Georgi Zhzhyonov (actor), Pyotr Velyaminov (actor), Boris Klyuev (actor), Boris Ivanov (actor), Heino Mandri (actor), Nina Menshikova (actress), Vadim Andreev (actor), Nikolai Prokopovich (actor),

Vozvrashchenie rezidenta (1982)

Actors: Georgi Zhzhyonov (actor), Yevgeni Gerasimov (actor), Boris Khimichev (actor), Mikael Tariverdiyev (composer), Lyubov Sokolova (actress), Leonid Yarmolnik (actor), Vadim Zakharchenko (actor), Pyotr Velyaminov (actor), Nikolay Grabbe (actor), Boris Ivanov (actor), Georgiy Teykh (actor), Aleksandr Yakovlev (actor), Nikolai Prokopovich (actor), Georgi Tusuzov (actor), Yevgeni Kindinov (actor),

Osvobozhdenie: Napravleniye glavnogo udara (1971)

Actors: Ivo Garrani (actor), Yuriy Nazarov (actor), Anatoliy Kuznetsov (actor), Artyom Karapetyan (actor), Mikhail Gluzskiy (actor), Mikhail Kokshenov (actor), Leonid Kuravlyov (actor), Vladimir Kashpur (actor), Yuriy Dubrovin (actor), Hannjo Hasse (actor), Jan Englert (actor), Gerd Michael Henneberg (actor), Georgiy Burkov (actor), Valeriy Nosik (actor), Sergey Nikonenko (actor),

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Ljubav i poneka psovka (1969)

Actors: Antun Vrdoljak (director), Kruno Valentic (actor), Antun Vrdoljak (writer), Ruzica Sokic (actress), Mate Ergovic (actor), Boris Buzancic (actor), Inge Appelt (actress), Petar Kralj (actor), Boris Dvornik (actor), Karlo Bulic (actor), Zvonko Lepetic (actor), Vladimir Medar (actor), Ljubo Kapor (actor), Radojka Tanhofer (editor), Edo Perocevic (actor),

Osvobozhdenie (1969)

Actors: Mikhail Kokshenov (actor), Anatoliy Kuznetsov (actor), Vladimir Kashpur (actor), Mikhail Gluzskiy (actor), Ivo Garrani (actor), Gerd Michael Henneberg (actor), Hannjo Hasse (actor), Jan Englert (actor), Werner Dissel (actor), Paul Berndt (actor), Viktor Avdyushko (actor), Yuriy Dubrovin (actor), Georgiy Burkov (actor), Fred Mahr (actor), Artyom Karapetyan (actor),

Überflüssige Menschen (1926)

Actors: Camilla von Hollay (actress), Hans Brausewetter (actor), Wilhelm Diegelmann (actor), Jaro Fürth (actor), Heinrich George (actor), Anton Chekhov (writer), Fritz Kampers (actor), Eugen Klöpfer (actor), Werner Krauss (actor), Hedwig Wangel (actress), Clementine Plessner (actress), Philipp Manning (actor), Harry Nestor (actor), Fritz Rasp (actor), Albert Steinrück (actor),