Moscow-Vladivostok (2019): Cast
Moscow-Vladivostok is a 2019 short music comedy directed by Ivan Sosnin, starring Vadim Norshteyn as Sasha, Anton Adasinsky and Ekaterina Golovina. It runs 19 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 19 min
- Director
- Ivan Sosnin
- Original language
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Russian - After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Moscow-Vladivostok About?
The premise of Moscow-Vladivostok without spoilers.
A young musician named Sasha, traveling with his guitar, finds himself in a second-class train car headed towards Moscow. Having previously failed to achieve his musical ambitions in the city, he shares a compartment with Ivan, a shift officer returning home. During their long journey, the two men form a friendship, collaborate on songs, and ultimately create a musical group. They entertain passengers at various train stations along the route. However, their burgeoning partnership faces an uncertain future when Ivan reaches his destination.
Moscow-Vladivostok Cast & Characters
Vadim Norshteyn leads the cast as Sasha, with Anton Adasinsky as Ivan Yuryevich and Ekaterina Golovina as Masha. Directed by Ivan Sosnin.
- Director Ivan Sosnin
- Vadim Norshteyn as Sasha
- Anton Adasinsky as Ivan Yuryevich
- Ekaterina Golovina as Masha
More from Ivan Sosnin
More films directed by Ivan Sosnin: Legends From The Past, Thirty Seconds, Ink Sea and Ivan’s Happiness.
Moscow-Vladivostok Also Known As
Also known as “Moskva–Vladivostok”.
- Also known as
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- Moskva–Vladivostok
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Moscow-Vladivostok FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Moscow-Vladivostok, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Moscow-Vladivostok?
Moscow-Vladivostok runs 19 minutes.
When was Moscow-Vladivostok released?
Moscow-Vladivostok was released on February 4, 2019.
Who directed Moscow-Vladivostok?
Moscow-Vladivostok was directed by Ivan Sosnin.
More films by Ivan Sosnin Who is in the cast of Moscow-Vladivostok?
Moscow-Vladivostok stars Vadim Norshteyn as Sasha, Anton Adasinsky as Ivan Yuryevich and Ekaterina Golovina as Masha.
Does Moscow-Vladivostok have a post-credit scene?
No. Moscow-Vladivostok has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Moscow-Vladivostok in?
The original language of Moscow-Vladivostok is Russian.
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