Oleg Yankovskiy

In Andrei Tarkovsky's first film made outside of the USSR, a Russian intellectual conducting research in Italy becomes overwhelmed by a melancholic longing for home. Winner of three awards at the 1983 Cannes Film Festival, his late masterpiece is a mystical and mysterious collision of East and West, shot with the tactile beauty that only Tarkovsky can provide.

A patient at a Russian mental hospital claims to have murdered two Tsars decades earlier. His incredulous doctor is pulled into his unbelievable tale.

Born in 1880 Budapest, separated identical twins finally meet as playgirl and anarchist on the Orient Express.

A Russian Jewish girl is separated from her father in 1927 and escapes to England, where she's rechristened Suzie. She grows up to be a singer in a Parisian theater with a glamorous Russian dancer, an egotistical Italian tenor and a Gypsy horseman. When the Nazis invade France, however, Suzie's life is suddenly in danger, and she attempts to flee to the U.S., where her father moved years earlier.