Russkiy Bunt, 1999, 130 min.
| Director | Alexander Proshkin | |
| Screenplay | Galina Arbuzova, Stanisav Govorukhin, Vladimir Zheleznikov (based On The Novels “the Captaine’s Daughter” & “the History Of The Pugachev Rebellion” by Alexander Pushkin) |
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| Cinematography | Sergei Yurizditsky | |
| Music | Vladimir Martynov | |
| Art Director | Alexander Tolkachev, Vladimir Yermakov | |
| Producer | Mikhail Zolberman |
| Peter Grinev | Mateusz Damiecki | |
| Masha Mironova | Karolina Gruszka | |
| Emelian Pugachev | Vladimir Mashkov | |
| Alexey Shvabrin | Sergiei Makovetsky |
An epic story of adventure and romance set in late 18th Century in Russia, the reign of Catharine the Great. Young nobleman Peter Grinev must challenge a fellow officer for the love of their captain’s daughter, Masha Mironova. Grinev becomes involved with the enemy – the violent Cossack chief Emelian Pugachev, who has been impersonating the long-dead czar Peter III. After Pugachev’s two-year rebellion is crushed, Grinev now risks his life and loss of his beloved Masha.