Battleship Potemkin brings together drama film, silent film, propaganda film, and historical drama elements with a verified creative record that includes Sergei Eisenstein. This guide focuses on confirmed credits and context, keeping the story overview spoiler-free.

Stalker brings together drama film, science fiction film, art film, and arthouse science fiction film elements with a verified creative record that includes Andrei Tarkovsky. This guide focuses on confirmed credits and context, keeping the story overview spoiler-free.

Solaris brings together drama film, adventure film, science fiction film, art film, and arthouse science fiction film elements with a verified creative record that includes Andrei Tarkovsky. This guide focuses on confirmed credits and context, keeping the story overview spoiler-free.

Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears is cataloged as a comedy drama and romance film with documented ties to Russian cinema. Use it as a compact reference for credits, classification, related actors, and nearby titles.

Dersu Uzala stands out in this index because its verified record links it to Japan and Soviet Union and drama film, adventure film, and biographical film. Use it as a compact reference for credits, classification, related actors, and nearby titles.

The Diamond Arm is cataloged as a comedy film, screwball comedy film, adventure film, parody film, slapstick, musical film, and crime comedy film with documented ties to Russian cinema. The page is designed for quick discovery without repeating promotional copy or revealing plot turns.

Ivan's Childhood is a drama film, war film, and teen film connected with Soviet Union film history. This guide focuses on confirmed credits and context, keeping the story overview spoiler-free.

Andrei Rublev brings together biographical film, art film, and historical film elements with a verified creative record that includes Andrei Tarkovsky. Use it as a compact reference for credits, classification, related actors, and nearby titles.

Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future is cataloged as a comedy film, adventure film, and science fiction film with documented ties to Russian cinema. Use it as a compact reference for credits, classification, related actors, and nearby titles.

The Mirror brings together drama film, biographical film, and experimental film elements with a verified creative record that includes Andrei Tarkovsky. Every factual item below is drawn from structured source data when available.

War and Peace stands out in this index because its verified record links it to Soviet Union and drama film, war film, epic film, romance film, and historical film. This guide focuses on confirmed credits and context, keeping the story overview spoiler-free.