An Italian Russia
2005, 90min.
 Script: Andrey Romanov, Dir.: Andrei Kravchuk, Dir. of Phot.: Alexander Burov, Compos.: Aleksandr Kneiffel, Prod.: Design. Aleksandr Svetozarov, Edit.: Tamara Lipartiya, Sound: Aliakper Gasan-Zade, Prod.: Andrey Zertsalov.
Cast: Kolya Spiridonov, Denis Moiseenko, Sasha Sirotkin, Andrei Yelizarov, Vladimir Shipov, Polina Vorobieva, Olga Shuvalova, Dima Zemliyanko, Maria Kuznetsova.
Vanya, a six-year-old child has to defend himself so as not to be adopted by an Italian family. The decision was made against his mother’s wishes, who had abandoned him in a Russian maternity ward. The world of children is a universe with its own laws; a realm in which sometimes one’s heart speaks louder than one’s intellect. Vanya decides to set off in search of his mother. He encounters a mysterious and dangerous world. | Kravchuk, Andrei Andrei Kravchuk (born 1962, Leningrad)
He studied mathematics and mechanical engineering in Leningrad. He graduated with a concentration in film in St. Petersburg in 1997. He also works as a television director.
Filmography
Indonezia, My Love, (1992 short), Reflections and Shadows (1993 short), Evening and Morning (1996, short) Marlen Spindler (1999, doc., short), Christmas Mystery (2000), Semen Aranovitch: The Last Still (2002, doc., short), Ilya Averbakh: Opposite View (2003 doc.,short).
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