Olga
Nov 17, 2021 · 1h 30m
Director
Elie GrappeOverview
2013. Exiled in Switzerland, Olga, a talented and passionate 15-year-old Ukrainian gymnast, is trying to secure a place in the National Sports Centre. But the Euromaidan revolt erupts in Kyiv, and suddenly her loved ones are involved. While the girl is adapting to her new country and preparing for the European Championships, the Ukrainian revolution makes its way into her life, and nothing will ever be the same again.
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Cast of Olga
Crew of Olga
Elie GrappeWriter, Director
Raphaëlle DesplechinWriter- Jean-Marc FröhleProducer
- Lucie BaudinaudDirector of Photography
- Suzana PedroEditor
- Kara BaleyanProduction Design
Mariia KeroCostume Design- Virginie PernetMakeup Artist
- Pierre DespratsMusic
- Françoise MayorCo-Producer
Alla SamoilenkoCasting Director- Tom DercourtCo-Producer
- Pierrick BaudouinProduction Coordinator
- Benoît MonneyFirst Assistant Director
About Olga
What is Olga about?
2013. Exiled in Switzerland, Olga, a talented and passionate 15-year-old Ukrainian gymnast, is trying to secure a place in the National Sports Centre. But the Euromaidan revolt erupts in Kyiv, and suddenly her loved ones are involved. While the girl is adapting to her new country and preparing for the European Championships, the Ukrainian revolution makes its way into her life, and nothing will…
When was Olga released?
Olga was released on November 17, 2021.
Where can I watch Olga?
Olga is streaming on Kino Film Collection in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies and YouTube. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is Olga?
Olga runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed Olga?
Olga was directed by Elie Grappe.
Who is in the cast of Olga?
The cast of Olga includes Anastasia Budiashkina (Olga), Thea Brogli (Zoé), Sabrina Rubtsova (Sasha), Caterina Barloggio (Steffi) and Tatiana Mikhina (Ilona Budishkina).
Is Olga on Netflix?
No, Olga is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Kino Film Collection instead.