In this version of the famous plot a group of midget circus runaways decide to form their own community to flee the chaos out come under attack from motorcycling ruffians. In response, of course, midgets hire seven tough people to defend them. One of them is a woman driving a car, another a stunt man, another a Mongolian eagle hunter, and a beatnik. The bandits have an easy victory and allow the hired fighters to leave with their weapons. However, they come back, teach the midgets to fight and entrap the bandits. In a final fight, the chief of the fighters confronts the main bandit at their lair and wins. The bandits return the stolen car to the fighter. The midgets exchange the car for a tractor following the final wish of the driver.
The film was shown in many international film festivals as both a fun movie and an oddity. It was billed as "The Last Soviet Film."
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Aleksandr Aksyonov, Beatnik, a drunkard.
Farkhad Amankulov, Mongol, a hunter.
Konstantin Fyodorov, Strannik.
Zhanna Isina, Marilyn, a car driver.
Viacheslav Knizel, Skull, bandit chief.
Konstantin Shamshurin, Godfather
Gennadi Shatunov, Iona, a midget unhappy with his sort.
Pavel Shpakovsky, Old Man, midget chief.
Aleksandr Sporykhin, Ivan Taiga, a former soldier.
wild, east, this, article, does, cite, sources, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, news, newspapers, books, scholar, jstor, april, 2022, learn, when, remove, this. This article does not cite any sources Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources The Wild East news newspapers books scholar JSTOR April 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Wild East Russian Dikij vostok Dikiy vostok Dikij vostok is a Russian language film created in Kazakhstan shortly after the dissolution of the Soviet Union released in 1993 It was written and directed by Rashid Nugmanov and was inspired by The Magnificent Seven an American remake of Akira Kurosawa s film Seven Samurai Dikiy vostokDirected byRashid NugmanovWritten byRashid NugmanovProduced byMurat Nugmanov Rashid NugmanovStarringAleksandr Aksyonov Farkhad Amankulov Konstantin Fyodorov Zhanna Isina Viacheslav Knizel Konstantin Shamshurin Gennadi Shatunov Pavel Shpakovsky Aleksandr SporykhinCinematographyMurat NugmanovEdited byKhadisha UrmurzinaMusic byAleksandr AksyonovRelease date1993 1993 Kazakhstan Running time98 minCountryKazakhstanLanguageRussian Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Quotes 4 References 5 External linksPlot editIn this version of the famous plot a group of midget circus runaways decide to form their own community to flee the chaos out come under attack from motorcycling ruffians In response of course midgets hire seven tough people to defend them One of them is a woman driving a car another a stunt man another a Mongolian eagle hunter and a beatnik The bandits have an easy victory and allow the hired fighters to leave with their weapons However they come back teach the midgets to fight and entrap the bandits In a final fight the chief of the fighters confronts the main bandit at their lair and wins The bandits return the stolen car to the fighter The midgets exchange the car for a tractor following the final wish of the driver The film was shown in many international film festivals as both a fun movie and an oddity It was billed as The Last Soviet Film Cast editAleksandr Aksyonov Beatnik a drunkard Farkhad Amankulov Mongol a hunter Konstantin Fyodorov Strannik Zhanna Isina Marilyn a car driver Viacheslav Knizel Skull bandit chief Konstantin Shamshurin Godfather Gennadi Shatunov Iona a midget unhappy with his sort Pavel Shpakovsky Old Man midget chief Aleksandr Sporykhin Ivan Taiga a former soldier Quotes editA notable quote is when the midget patriarch says remember there is no sex in our country The phrase is a hint to the catch phrase There is no sex in the USSR from a famous episode from the perestroika era TV show US Soviet Space Bridge References editExternal links editThe Wild East at IMDb nbsp The Wild East in the New York Times Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The Wild East amp oldid 1216160050, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
