Galina Polskikh Movies

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Russkoye: 2004

Starring:: Andrei Chadov, Olga Arntgolts, (more)

Lyubit Po-russki: 1995

Starring:: Olga Yegorova, Yevgeni Matveyev, (more)

Amerikanskiy Dedushka: 1993

Starring:: Yevgeny Leonov, Vladimir Nosik, (more)

Zagovor Skurlataev: 1993

Starring:: Nikolai Volkov, Galina Polskikh, (more)

Bolshoy Kapkan, Ili Solo Dlya Koshki Pri Polnoy Lune: 1992

Starring:: Irina Muravyeva, Stanislav Lyubshin, (more)

Rokovaya Krazha: 1992

Starring:: Boris Shcherbakov, Irina Rozanova, (more)

Byt Vlyublennym: 1992

Starring:: Galina Polskikh, Svetlana Nemolyaeva, (more)

Nevesta Iz Parizha: 1992

Starring:: Galina Polskikh, Nikolai Trofimov, (more)

Belye Nochi: 1992

Starring:: Anna Matyukhina, Vadim Lyubshin, (more)

Tri Avgustovskikh Dnya: 1992

Starring:: Darya Mayorova, Anton Yakovlev, (more)

Babochki: 1991

Starring:: Yelena Safonova, Vladimir Dlougi, (more)

Pokhorony Na Vtorom Etazhe: 1991

Starring:: Anatoliy Khostikoev, Yuri Osipov, (more)

Mordashka: 1990

Starring:: Dmitriy Kharatyan, Mariya Zubareva, (more)

Kazennyy Dom: 1989

Starring:: Galina Polskikh, Nina Ruslanova, (more)

Akseleratka: 1989

Starring:: Irina Shmeleva, Nikita Mikhailovsky, (more)

Svetlaya Lichnost: 1988

Starring:: Nikolai Karachentsov, Alexandra Yakovleva, (more)

Drug: 1988

Starring:: Sergei Shakurov, Yelena Solovey, (more)

Pust Ya Umru, Gospodi...: 1988

Starring:: Galina Polskikh, Ivan Lapikov, (more)

Yelki-palki!..: 1988

Starring:: Sergei Nikonenko, Yekaterina Voronina, (more)

Chelovek S Bulvara Kaputsinov: 1987; R

A small town is turned upside down when Mr. Fest (Andrei Mironov) arrives with a movie projector in this hilarious Georgian comedy western. In an homage to silent-era slapstick comedy, hard-drinking cowboys give up booze for milk when the saloon loses patrons to the picture show. The town bully joins the church choir along with a slew of sultry saloon sirens when they are drawn away from the evils of alcohol and moral depravity. Barroom brawls, Indian attacks, sight gags, and an all-star cast made this the second most popular Soviet film of 1988. Over 40 million people in the USSR paid to see the feature, the last for the popular Andei Mironov. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide