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To See Paris and Die (1992) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 6, 1992

Original Title:
Uvidet Parizh i Umeret

Alternate Titles:
Увидеть Париж и умереть

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Ibrus
Mosfilm

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 120

Overview from TheMovieDB

In Russia in the late 1960s, Elena will do anything to see that her son Yuri succeeds as a pianist: she longs for him to win a competition that will send him to Paris. To ensure his success, she denies her love for an iconoclastic painter for whom she models, prostitutes herself to a Party figure, encourages her son to break with his true love because the girl is a Jew, and, in general, behaves in paranoid ways, believing, for example, that a new lodger, Evgeny, is a KGB spy. She also has her own family secrets, which she will go to any length to keep her son from learning.

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Production

Costume Design:
Alina Budnikova

Director:
Aleksandr Proshkin

Director of Photography:
Boris Brozhovsky

Editor:
Yelena Mikhaylova

Music:
Roman Ledenyov

Producer:
Mikhail Litvak
Rustam Ibragimbekov

Writer:
Georgi Branev

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