Faithful Ruslan: History of the Guard Dog (1992)
A made-for-TV film about a guard dog named Ruslan.
Top billed cast
Aleksey Batalovрассказчик
Evgeniy NikitinХозяин Руслана
Leonid YanovskyiПотёртый
Lidiya Fedoseyeva-ShukshinaТетя Стюра
Sergey PozhoginИнструктор
Mykola SektymenkoКапитан НКВД
Aleksei KolesnikРасстрельный
Vladimir OlekseenkoБатюшка
Bohdan BeniukБульдозерист
Taras KirejkoТарас Кирейко
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