Mrs. Kollontay Trailer

Mrs. Kollontay Trailer (1996)

01 January 1996 Drama, TV Movie 81 mins

It deals with the personal destiny of the revolution, the first wife of an ambassador in the history of world diplomacy – the destiny of the Alexandra Kollontay, a Russian woman who lived and worked in the most difficult days of the revolution, at a time of suffering, sacrifice, purge, change…

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Cast

Rada Đuričin

as Aleksandra Mihailovna Kollontay

Slobodan Ćustić

as Pavel Dybenko, mornar Baltičke flote

Radoslav 'Rale' Milenković

as Vladimir Ilič Lenjin

Mihailo 'Miša' Janketić

as Josif Visarionovič Staljin

Slobodan Beštić

as Marsel, grafički radnik

Vladan Savić

as Sin gospođe Kollontay

Feđa Stojanović

as Lavrentije Berija, šef obezbeđenja

Marica Vuletić

as Nađa, sekretarica u ambasadi

Bojana Zečević

as Služavka kod Pavela Dybenka

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