26° TORINO FILM FESTIVAL
BRITISH RENAISSANCE

LETTER TO BREZHNEV

LETTER TO BREZHNEV

Country: UK
Year: 1985
Duration: 95'


One evening, two girls from Liverpool are
in a bar and pick up two sailors, who just
disembarked from a Russian ship, and
spend the night with them. The following
day the boat is set to leave again, but
Elaine and Peter, despite speaking different
languages, fall in love. The only thing to do
is to write to Brezhnev. Dynamic dialogues,
vitality, comedy, all in a little metropolitan
and impossible love story

Biography

film director

Chris Bernard

Chris Bernard (Liverpool, GB/UK, 1955)

FILMOGRAFIA

Letter to Brezhnev (Lettera a Brezhnev, 1985), Shadow on the Earth (TV, 1988), A Small Mourning (TV, 1989), Opium Eaters (TV, 1990), Shooting Stars (1990), A Little Bit of  Lippy (1992), Where the Bad Girls Go (cm, doc., 1996), Eunice the Gladiator (cm, doc., 1996), Where the Heart Is (ep. The Dead Zone, ep. Visiting Rights, ep. A Good Day, ep.  Friends in Need, ep. Getting Better, ep. The Field, TV, 2000), EastEnders: Return of Nick Cotton (cm, TV, 2000).

Cast

& Credits

regia/director Chris Bernard
soggetto/story dall’omonima pièce di/ from the play of the same title by Frank Clarke
sceneggiatura/screenplay Frank Clarke
fotografia/cinematography Bruce McGowan
scenografia/production design Lez Brotherston, Nick Englefield, Jonathan Swain
costumi/costume design Mark Reynolds
montaggio/film editing Lesley Walker
musica/music Alan Gill
interpreti e personaggi/cast and characters
Alfred Molina (Sergei), Peter Firth (Peter), Tracy Marshak-Nash (Tracy), Alexandra Pigg (Elaine), Margi Clarke (Teresa)
produttore/producer Janet Goddard
produzione/production Palace Pictures, Yeardream
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