The film "Zoya" is the Russian military-historical drama on the legendary feat of the Soviet saboteurs and the explosion of the Red Army Zoe Kosmodemyanskaya. Directed by the paintings were Leonid Plyskin and Maxim Brius. Release date on screens - January 28, 2021.
In the version of the editorial office 24cmi - about the plot, actors who performed the main roles, as well as interesting facts associated with the film.
Plot
In the autumn of 1941, yesterday's schoolgirl Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya gone to a volunteer to a sabotage school. The detachment in which Zoya was at that time was in the ambush. The girlfriend itself was captured when she tried to set fire to the barn. During interrogations and torture, the scout did not give up, she was not going to issue information to the enemy, which could prevent other detachments to complete the task.The Germans could not recognize even the real name of Komsomolskaya, and her victim did not become in vain. About this heroic feat of a woman and tells the film "Zoya."
Actors
Roles played:
- Anastasia Mishina - Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya;
- Anna Ukolova - Agraphen Smirnova;
- Nikita Colorby - Talking;
- Karina Razumovskaya - Praskovaya Kulik;
- Yuri Utkin - Ruterer;
- Alexander Abramovich - Voronin;
- Eric Abramovich - Smez.
Also in the film starred : Wolfgang Cherni, Irina Pegov, Olga Lapshina, Daria Yurgens, Dmitry Bykovsky, Evgeny Romantov and others.
Interesting Facts
1. Other Picture Title - "Passion on Zoe".2. The idea to relieve the feature film about Zoe Kosmodemyanskaya appeared on November 27, 2016. The shooting suggested the ex-minister of culture Vladimir Medinsky.
3. Work on the project began in 2017, then the director became Egor Konchalovsky. The script authors emphasized that the picture is based only on real documents and eyewitness testimonies.
4. The film "Zoya" was filmed in Belarus. Preferably, the shooting was held in the village of Rye of the Vileysky District, because it was where it was possible to find the buildings that were still preserved with pre-war times.
5. Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya is the first woman who was awarded the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union, though posthumously.