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Gorky Film Studios Movies: Every Film & Box Office

Gorky Film Studios has made 142 films from 1948 to 2022, earning $2.21M at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hits are Little Vera (1988) and Zoya (2020). Its most frequent director is Aleksandr Rou (10 films). Drama is its most common genre, with 69 films.

films
142
worldwide box office
$2.21M
years active
1948–2022
Main genres
Drama, Romance, Family
Film languages
Russian (141), Hindi (1)
Busiest decade
The 1980s, 43 films
Frequent director
Aleksandr Rou
In numbers

What Kind of Movies Does Gorky Film Studios Make?

The studio's films by genre, decade and language. Drama is its most common genre, with 69 films. The 1980s were its busiest decade, with 43 films.

Gorky Film Studios Movies by Genre

  1. Drama 69 films
  2. Romance 45 films
  3. Family 42 films
  4. Comedy 34 films
  5. Adventure 33 films
  6. Fantasy 25 films
  7. Sci-Fi 11 films
  8. History 10 films

Gorky Film Studios Movies by Decade

  1. 1 1940s
  2. 15 1950s
  3. 35 1960s
  4. 34 1970s
  5. 43 1980s
  6. 10 1990s
  7. 1 2000s
  8. 2 2020s

Gorky Film Studios Movies by Language

  • Russian 141
  • Hindi 1
Filmography

What Movies Has Gorky Film Studios Made?

All 142 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office. Filter by genre or decade, or sort by score, box office or title.

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Gorky Film Studios: Questions and Answers

Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.

How many movies has Gorky Film Studios made?

Gorky Film Studios has released 142 films, from 1948 to 2022. Its busiest decade was the 1980s, with 43 films.

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What is Gorky Film Studios' highest-grossing movie?

Little Vera (1988) is Gorky Film Studios' biggest box office hit, with $1.26M worldwide, ahead of Zoya (2020) ($945K).

Which director has made the most films with Gorky Film Studios?

Aleksandr Rou has directed 10 Gorky Film Studios films, more than anyone else, followed by Stanislav Rostotsky (8) and Venyamin Dorman (7).