Mała Moskwa, 2008, 114 min.
2008
Polish Film Festival Gdynia
Golden Lion, Best Actress Award for Svetlana Khodchenkova
| Director | Waldemar Krzystek | |
| Screenplay | Waldemar Krzystek | |
| Cinematography | Tomasz Dobrowolski | |
| Music | Zbigniew Karnecki | |
| Art Direction | Tadeusz Kosarewicz | |
| Producer(s) | Pawel Rakowski |
| Vera / Vera’s Daughter | Svetlana Khodchenkova | |
| Michal | Leslaw Zurek | |
| Jura | Dmitrij Ulyanov | |
| Political Officer | Jurij Ickov | |
| KGB’s Major | Aleksey Gorbunov | |
| Sajat | Artyon Tkachenko | |
| Nane | Elena Leszczynska | |
| Bala | Przemyslaw Bluszcz | |
| Priest | Henryk Niebudek |
In the late 1960s, the military moves Russian pilot Yuri and his beautiful wife Vera to the town of Legnica, headquarters for the Soviet Army in Poland. While fraternizing between the Russian occupiers and local Poles is strictly controlled, Vera’s enchanting performance in a singing contest ignites a deep passion in Polish lieutenant Michal and the two must choose between loyalty and love. Seeking truth and redemption in the past, Yuri and his daughter return to Legnica 30 years later.