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Battle for Sevastopol

Name: Battle for Sevastopol
Director: Sergey Mokritsky
Genre: War, Drama, Romance
Released: 2015
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Yulia Peresild, Evgeny Tsyganov, Natella Abeleva-Taganova, Nikita Tarasov, Joan Blackham

The story of Lyudmila Pavlichenko, the most successful female sniper in history.

2015 · Directed by Sergey Mokritsky · 110 min · War · Drama · Romance · 8 frames

Tagline

One Woman Who Changed The World

Crew

Written by: Maxim Budarin, Maxim Dankevich, Leonid Korin, Yehor Olesov
Cinematography: Yurii Korol
Edited by: Viktor Onysko
Music: Evgueni Galperine
Production design: Jurij Grigorovič
Produced by: Natalya Mokritskaya, Ulyana Savelyeva

Cast

Yulia Peresild as Lyudmila Pavlichenko
Evgeny Tsyganov as Leonid Kitsenko
Natella Abeleva-Taganova as Sonya
Nikita Tarasov as Boris
Joan Blackham as Eleanor Roosevelt
Polina Pakhomova as Masha
Oleg Vasilkov as Makarov
Sergey Radchenko as Krasavchenko
Vladimir Lilitskiy as Grisha
Anatoly Kot as Nikolay

Production

Country: Russia, Ukraine
Language: English, Russian
Studios: Kinorob, New People Film Company, Ukrainian State Film Agency, Algous studio
Budget: $5,000,000
Themes: sniper, world war ii, soviet union, sevastopol

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