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Crazies (film)

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Crazies
Russian: Чокнутые
Directed byAlla Surikova
Written by
Produced byYuriy Kushneryov
Starring
CinematographyValeriy Shuvalov
Edited byRaisa Lisova
Music byGennady Gladkov
CountrySoviet Union
LanguageRussian

Crazies (Russian: Чокнутые, romanizedChoknutye) is a 1991 Soviet tragicomedy film directed by Alla Surikova.[1][2][3]

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The Russian Empire of the time of Nicholas I. Austrian engineer Otto von Gerstner (his prototype was Franz Anton von Gerstner) is traveling to Russia to implement a project for the construction of the first railway, which should connect Saint Petersburg and Tsarskoye Selo. Arriving in Russia, he gathers a team of like-minded people and goes to the goal, despite the problems that constantly stand in his way. The cause of these problems turn out to be the owners of the horse-drawn companies, who, in the fight against a dangerous competitor, as it seems to them, do not even disdain to hire a "coup specialist" in order to ruin von Gerstner and his enterprise. When, it seems, nothing can save the enterprise of the first Russian railway workers from failure, a being sent by higher powers comes to their aid — the guardian angel Masha…

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