description The Star Overview
The Star is a 2002 Russian film produced by Mosfilm and directed by Nikolai Lebedev. It adapts Emmanuil Kazakevich’s short story concerning Soviet scouts operating in Belarus during Operation Bagration of World War II. A previous version of the narrative was released as a 1953 film.
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info The Star Specifications
| Country | Russia |
| Year | 2002 |
help The Star FAQ
What does the title The Star mean in the 2002 Russian war film?
The Star is the radio call sign used by the Soviet scout group in the story. The scouts cross behind enemy lines during Operation Bagration to locate German armor and report the information back.
Is the 2002 The Star based on a book or an earlier movie?
It adapts Emmanuil Kazakevich's short story about Soviet scouts in World War II. The story had already been filmed in a 1953 version before Nikolai Lebedev made the 2002 adaptation.
Which studio made The Star and who directed it?
Mosfilm produced and distributed the 2002 Russian film, which was directed by Nikolai Lebedev. Karen Shakhnazarov served as producer, and Alexey Rybnikov wrote the music.
Who are the main actors in The Star?
The cast includes Igor Petrenko, Artyom Semakin, Aleksei Panin, and Aleksei Kravchenko. They portray members of the Soviet reconnaissance group operating behind German lines.
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