Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #4 Trailer (1941)

09 September 1941 Comedy, War 70 mins

Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #4 was filmed at the Moscow film studio Soyuzdetfilm during the days of the German offensive on Moscow. It consists of three short stories, linked by the emcee performances of Lyubov Orlova as the mail carrier Strelka, the heroine of the comedy "Volga, Volga," who delivers new films along with the letters. It was released on September 9, 1941.

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Cast

Lyubov Orlova as letter-carrier Dunya Petrova a.k.a. 'Strelka'

Zoya Fyodorova as Franya (segment "Patriot")

Vladimir Solovyov as Captain Tyurin(segment "Order Carried Out")

Dmitri Pavlov as Soldier Bakov(segment "Order Carried Out")

Andrey Fayt as German Officer(segment "Patriot") (uncredited)

Alexey Egorov

Olga Toropova

Crew

Grigoriy Aleksandrov Director

Vasily Pronin Director

Yefim Aron Director

Yevgeni Pomeshchikov Writer

Konstantin Isaev Writer

Gennadi Fish Writer

Nikolai Rozhkov Writer

Production Companies

Mosfilm

Soyuzdetfilm

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