Woody Allen	Boris Grushenko
George Birt	Doctor
Harold Gould	Anton Inbedkov
Tony Jay	Vladimir Maximovitch
Diane Keaton	Sonja
Alfred Lutter
Georges Adet	Old Nehamkin
Frank Adu	Drill sergeant
Edmond Ardisson	Priest
Féodor Atkine	Mikhail Grushenko

Director	Woody Allen
Producer	Charles H. Joffe Fred T. Gallo
Writer	Woody Allen Mildred Cram

In a singularly philosophical and comic story, Boris Grushenko (Woody Allen) is a young Russian man during Russia's struggle with Napoleon. Boris is terrified of war and politically apathetic, but is nonetheless forced into the army, where he inadvertently becomes a hero. This, combined with his blossoming relationship with Sonja (Diane Keaton) leads to marriage, political activism, and a great deal of existential confusion for Boris. This all culminates in a desperate plan to assassinate Napoleon to end the war. The overall story is philosophical, but all the philosophy has an edge of humor, and the entire film becomes a parody of darker Russian works.

Edition Details Audience Rating PG (Parental Guidance) Country USA Language English Barcode 027616850140 Region Region 1 Release Date 7/5/2000 Packaging Keep Case Screen Ratio Fullscreen (4:3, Letterboxed) Anamorphic Widescreen (1.85:1) Subtitles English; French; Spanish; Swedish; Finnish; Norwegian; Danish; English (Closed Captioned) Audio Tracks Dolby Digital Stereo [English] Dolby Digital Mono [English] Dolby Digital Mono [Spanish] Mono [English] Mono [Spanish] Layers Single Side, Dual Layer No. of Disks/Tapes 1 Features Interactive Menus Theatrical Trailers Collectible Booklet

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