Destination Moscow
Jul 01, 2003 · 1h 24m
Director
Runar HodneOverview
Strømgren, a dancer and choreographer, and Hodne, a stage director, send a theatre group on tour into a corner of the then Soviet Union, where Vassa, the leader, is increasingly despairing over fruitless ambitions and audiences lack of interest. Destination Moscow is a lopsided view of the last decade of the Soviet Union, as seen through the eyes of an incorrigible idealist from the provinces. He dreams of conquering the glamorous stage of the Pushkin Theatre in Moscow. Art, love, hope and dreams become heavy burdens to bear when society is literally falling apart. Smuggling sugar puts some bread on the table.
Cast of Destination Moscow
Crew of Destination Moscow
About Destination Moscow
What is Destination Moscow about?
Strømgren, a dancer and choreographer, and Hodne, a stage director, send a theatre group on tour into a corner of the then Soviet Union, where Vassa, the leader, is increasingly despairing over fruitless ambitions and audiences lack of interest. Destination Moscow is a lopsided view of the last decade of the Soviet Union, as seen through the eyes of an incorrigible idealist from the provinces…
When was Destination Moscow released?
Destination Moscow was released on July 1, 2003.
How long is Destination Moscow?
Destination Moscow runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).
Who directed Destination Moscow?
Destination Moscow was directed by Runar Hodne.
Who is in the cast of Destination Moscow?
The cast of Destination Moscow includes Thorbjørn Harr (Vassi), Anna Dworak, Espen Reboli Bjerke, Kyrre Texnæs and John Brungot.