Director Alexander Dunaev. On the Proposed Circumstances of the Soviet Theater 2010

Alexander Dunaev was the chief director of the Malaya Bronnaya Theater from 1967 to 1984.

Princesses 1990

A story about two sisters, in which one was married to a commissar, the other to a White Guard.

Due to a Transfer to Another Job 1988

The cruel and unprincipled chairman of the district executive committee learns that the official should be sent to retirement. However, the rumors were erroneous, and then the chairman, fearing for his own career, organizes the murder.

K svoim! 1983

A man reconnects with the people he grew up with in a Soviet orphanage.

Февральский ветер 1982

Horses Aren't Changed at the Crossing 1980

A story about a process of building a huge car factory in USSR.

The Whiskered Nanny 1977

Young man Kesha starts working in the Kindergarten.

Mirror 1975

A dying man in his forties recalls his childhood, his mother, the war and personal moments that tell of and juxtapose pivotal moments in Soviet history with daily life.

Solaris 1972

A psychologist is sent to a space station orbiting a planet called Solaris to investigate the death of a doctor and the mental problems of cosmonauts on the station. He soon discovers that the water on the planet is a type of brain which brings out repressed memories and obsessions.

Chermen 1970

This historic drama is set in an Ossetian village in the 17th century. The film’s main hero is Chermen. An illegitimate son, Chermen is striving to assert his dignity. He is opposed by Dacco, the elder of the Aldar clan, in whose village Chermen lives. Guided by mercenary motives, Dacco strikes a deal with Prince Tsarai. Together, they rob people and then divide the loot between themselves. By some chance, Chermen learns of the deal and informs his friends about it. At first, he thinks that no one in the Aldar village would believe him, the bastard, and that the plot would remain unexposed. But the friends accept the challenge.

The Grey Illness 1966

One day, doctors Speransky and Nikulin made an outstanding scientific discovery: they discovered the bacillus of indifference and ignorance. To describe its action, one of them selflessly instills it in himself.