Crash — Cop's Daughter
| Crash — Cop's Daughter | |
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| Directed by | Mikhail Tumanishvili[1] |
| Screenplay by | Yuri Korotkov |
| Starring |
Vladimir Ilyin Oksana Arbuzova |
| Music by | Viktor Babushkin |
| Cinematography | Boris Bondarenko |
| Edited by | Svetlana Lyashinskaya |
Production company |
Mosfilm Studio Slovo |
Release date |
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Running time | 94 minutes |
| Country | Russia |
| Language | Russian |
Crash — Cop's Daughter (Russian: Авария — дочь мента, translit. Avaria — doch menta is a 1989 drama film directed by Mikhail Tumanishvili.[2][3]
Plot
Valeria is a delinquent schoolgirl with the nickname Crash, while her father, Aleksei Nikolaev, is a senior police lieutenant with conflicting duties; on one hand he has to arrest punks like her and on the other hand he has to pick up his daughter from the police department where she, along with other representatives of the youth subculture, is brought in for violation of public order. The conflict between father and daughter is foreshadowed by a shifting era, when even school teachers can not explain to their students as to why what they say changes everyday. Wild life of Crash which includes leaving home and self-harm, leads to a group rape by a gang consisting of affluent young men. The misfortune brings father and daughter closer together. Afterwards, policeman Nikolayev takes revenge on the perpetrators, neglecting the law which he has always defended. The thugs die in a car accident, Nikolayev is immediately arrested by colleagues, and Valeria asks forgiveness from her father.
Cast
- Oksana Arbuzova — Valeria Nikolayeva, Crash[4][5]
- Vladimir Ilyin — Aleksei Nikolayev, Valeria's father
- Anastasia Voznesenskaya — Vera Nikolayeva, Valeria's mother
- Nikolai Pastukhov — Valeria's grandfather
- Boris Romanov — Andrei Olegovich
- Oleg Tsaryov — Operator, a guy from the white fiver (VAZ-2105 car)
- Igor Nefyodov — Bald, a guy from the white fiver
- Sergei Vorobiev — Bob, the driver of the white fiver
- Yuri Shumilo — Alik, a guy from the white fiver
- Lyubov Sokolova — Julia Nikolaevna, history teacher
- Alexander Potapov — Nikolai, police sergeant
- Vladimir Basov, Jr. — a pimp
- Alexander Zaldostanov — biker
Shooting
- Initially, the main role in the film was offered to Natalya Murashkevich, the main heroine of the film Guest from the Future, but after reading the script, she refused the role, motivating it by the fact that she does not want to paint the clean and bright image of Alisa Selezneva played by her earlier.[5]
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