Farewell, America

Farewell, America (Russian: Прощай, Америка!) is a 1951 propagandistic Soviet drama film directed by Aleksandr Dovzhenko.[1][2][3]

Farewell, America
Russian: Прощай, Америка!
Directed byAleksandr Dovzhenko
Written byAleksandr Dovzhenko
Starring
CountrySoviet Union

Plot

The film is based on the book by the American journalist Annabelle Bucar "The Truth about American Diplomats".[4]

Starring
  • Liliya Gritsenko
  • Nikolai Gritsenko[5]
  • Grigori Kirillov as Walter Scott, American Ambassador in Moscow
  • Janis Osis
  • Lyudmila Shagalova
  • Grigoriy Shpigel
  • Aleksandr Smirnov as Hill, reporter
  • Elizaveta Alekseeva as Meri Kuper (uncredited)
  • Vera Orlova as Anna Bradford's Mother (uncredited)[6]
gollark: Random thing: out of interest, I decided to run a bunch of game of life iterations on a 32*32 wrapping grid with half the initial cells alive. In several hundred runs, none got their cell count above the initial cell count.
gollark: 18:50:28.
gollark: Backup esobot.
gollark: Not that those exist, hopefully.
gollark: I don't know the secrets of selective applicative functional monadic monoids.

References
  1. Разведчицы – не шпионки
  2. Юрий Любимов не успел поставить оперу Моцарта в Киеве
  3. Шпион, пришедший с холодной войны
  4. Прощай, Америка!
  5. Николай ГРИЦЕНКО закончил свою жизнь в психиатрической клинике: голодный актер украл из холодильника чужую еду, за что его жестоко избили другие больные
  6. Прощай, Америка! (1949) Full Cast & Crew


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