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The stroll (Progulka) - Pavel Barshak, Yevgeni Grishkovetz, Ekaterina Krupenina, Aleksei Uchitel

Threat advisory: Under evaluation

Movie propaganda

Watch the exploits of three young romantics as they dance around St Petersburg, Russia, getting themselves involved in everything from a soccer riot to a rainstorm to a fight between best friends. Set in mostly real time, Olya (Irina Pegova), Alyosha (Pavel Barshak) and Petya (Yevgeni Tsyganov) act as if the world is their due and they live to enjoy every moment of it.

Persons of interest

• Pavel Barshak .... Alyosha
• Irina Pegova .... Olya
• Yevgeni Tsyganov .... Petya
• Yevgeni Grishkovetz .... Seva
• Ekaterina Krupenina
• Kseniya Kutepova
• Polina Kutepova
• Dunya Smirnova .... Screenwriter
• Aleksei Uchitel .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

• The stroll (Progulka) official site:
• Aleksei Uchitel
• The stroll (Progulka) movie trailers:
• QuickTime: Small * Medium * Large
• Awards and film festivals:
• Cottbus Film Festival of Young East European Cinema 2003: Won: Findling Award (Aleksei Uchitel), FIPRESCI Prize for the fresh and energetic take on the classic 'boy meets girl' story in modern day St Petersburg (Aleksei Uchitel), Special Prize Feature Film Competition for an outstanding artistic contribution (Aleksei Uchitel)
• Melbourne International Film Festival 2004: FedEx International Panorama
• Moscow International Film Festival 2003: Nominated: Golden St George (Aleksei Uchitel)
• Nika Awards 2004: Nominated: Best Screenplay (Dunya Smirnova), Best Supporting Actor (Yevgeni Grishkovetz)
• NB: Russian language dialogue with English language subtitles
• Studios and distributors:
• Potential * Madman Cinema * The AV Channel

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

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Media intelligence (DVD)

• Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
• Languages: Russian
• Picture: Widescreen
• Special features:
• Trailers: Theatrical
• Subtitles: English

Security censorship classification

M (Low level coarse language)

Surveillance time

90 minutes (1:30 hours)

Not for public release in Australia before date

Film: 12 August 2004
DVD rental: 4 May 2005
VHS rental: 4 May 2005
DVD retail: 25 January 2006

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