List of Russian films of 1995

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A list of films produced in Russia in 1995 (see 1995 in film).

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1995

TitleRussian titleDirectorCastGenreNotes
Above the Lake Надъ озеромъ Dmitrii Frolov Peter Kremis Science fiction
American Daughter Американская дочь Karen Shakhnazarov Vladimir Mashkov Drama
A Moslem Мусульманин Vladimir Khotinenko Yevgeny Mironov Drama
A Play for a Passenger Пьеса для пассажира Vadim Abdrashitov Sergey Makovetskiy Drama
Everything Will Be Fine! Всё будет хорошо! Dmitry Astrakhan Anatoly ZhuravlyovComedy
Heads and Tails Орёл и решка Georgiy Daneliya Kirill Pirogov Drama
I, a Russian soldier Я — русский солдат Andrey Malyukov Aleksey Buldakov Drama
Moscow Vacation Московские каникулы Alla Surikova Irina Seleznyova Comedy
Music for December Музыка для декабря Ivan Dykhovichny Gregory Hlady Drama
Peculiarities of the National Hunt Особенности национальной охоты Aleksandr Rogozhkin Aleksey Buldakov Comedy
Shirli-myrli Ширли-мырли Vladimir Menshov Valery Garkalin Comedy
Small Demon Мелкий бес Nikolay Dostal Sergey Taramaev Drama
The Aristocratic Peasant Girl Барышня-крестьянка Aleksey Sakharov Elena Korikova Drama
The Black Veil Чёрная вуаль Aleksandr Proshkin Irina Metlitskaya Crime
Time for Sorrow Hasn't Come Yet Время печали ещё не пришлоSergey Selyanov Valeriy Priyomykhov Drama
What a Wonderful Game Какая чудная игра Pyotr Todorovsky Andrey Ilin Drama
Wolf Blood Волчья кровь Nikolai Stambula Yevgeny Sidikhin Action

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