Film Question - US and Russia in Each Other's Films

[Bernard Besserglik]

Kathryn Bigelow's relatively recent (2002) Hollywood-style action-movie K-19: The Widowmaker, set aboard a stricken nuclear submarine, is unusual in that it portrays an all-Russian cast of characters acting heroically.



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> Objet : [SEELANGS] Film Question - US and Russia in Each Other's Films
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> Dear Colleagues:
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> I'm putting together a series of US and Russian films that depict both cultures. I have a couple of Russian films to start with - Brat 2, American Daughter, Barber of Siberia - but I'd appreciate suggestions of more Russian films that depict Americans and American films that depict Russian characters and Russian culture. All I'm coming up with are these:
> 
> Rocky 4
> Russia House
> Sneakers
> Moscow on the Hudson
> Red Dawn
> The Russians Are Coming
> Dr Strangelove
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions you may offer.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Ben Rifkin
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