Viva Stalin
Trailer: Viva Stalin
Year: 1994
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Egoli Films, Egoli Tossell Film, Runa Film
Director: Jens Meurer
Cast: Shamil Boltacheyev, Igor Kozlov, Viktor Bychkov, Anatoly Slivnikov, Aleksandr Vasilyev
Crew: Jens Meurer (Director), Nataliya Grigorieva (Producer), Robin Pohle (Sound Designer), Oliver Damian (Producer), Stephan Konken (Recording Supervision), Jens Meurer (Writer)
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