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Mommy (1999)

5.7/10 1999 1h 40m Released

A chronicle of a Soviet family folk-band founded by a mother of six.

After Polina, a mother of six, loses her husband, who went to jail for stealing charcoal and was killed when he tried to escape, she stays behind without any support. To be able to survive, Polina and her family start a folk group. But soon she understands that her children deserve a better fate, and she takes the desperate decision to steal a plane and go abroad... Fifteen years later, Polina is released from prison and finds out that fate has scattered her children all over the country: one is in the army, another is a miner in the Donbass, and the oldest, Lyonchik, who used to be in a mental institution, now pretends to be insane. Polina gathers all of her sons to free their older brother from the psychiatric hospital...

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Nonna Mordyukova
Nonna Mordyukova
Polina Yuryeva
Oleg Menshikov
Oleg Menshikov
Lyonchik Yuryev
Vladimir Mashkov
Vladimir Mashkov
Nikolai Yuryev
Evgeny Mironov
Evgeny Mironov
Pavel Yuryev
Aleksei Kravchenko
Aleksei Kravchenko
Vasili Yuryev
Andrei Panin
Andrei Panin
Yuryev-father
Maksim Sukhanov
Maksim Sukhanov
Hospital chief
Nikolay Chindyaykin
Nikolay Chindyaykin
Doctor
Elena Panova
Elena Panova
Polina in his youth
Mikhail Krylov
Mikhail Krylov
Pavel Lebeshev
Pavel Lebeshev
Valeriy Doronin
Valeriy Doronin
Anna Shtukaturova
Anna Shtukaturova
Natalya Pozdnyakova
Natalya Pozdnyakova
Maria Skosyreva
Maria Skosyreva
Anatoliy Belyy
Anatoliy Belyy

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FAQ about Mommy

What is Mommy about?
After Polina, a mother of six, loses her husband, who went to jail for stealing charcoal and was killed when he tried to escape, she stays behind without any support. To be able to survive, Polina and her family start a folk group. But soon she understands that her children…
When was Mommy released?
Mommy was released in 1999.
What genres does Mommy belong to?
Mommy is categorised as Drama.
Who stars in Mommy?
The cast of Mommy includes Nonna Mordyukova, Oleg Menshikov, Vladimir Mashkov, Evgeny Mironov, Aleksei Kravchenko.