Say It In Russian (www.sayitinrussianmovie.com) is a feature film that is currently in post-production. Agata Gotova is the author of the screenplay of "Say It in Russian", which is loosely based on her life story. The director is Jeff Celentano, who directed Diane Lane in "Gunshy," and it will be edited by David Rawlins, who edited such major films as "Saturday Night Fever," "The China Syndrome" and "Urban Cowboy."

Say It in Russian is set in the picturesque capitals of Paris and Moscow. While vacationing in Paris, Andrew meets and falls in love with Daria, a young Russian girl. He ends up following her to Russia, a country that, much like Chicago in the 1930's, is a dangerous environment in political turmoil. Destiny takes its own course, and Andrew and Daria get involved in a hurricane of events surrounding Daria’s father, Raf, a rich Russian mafia oligarch. Faye Dunaway plays the part of Jacqueline, the elegant Parisian matchmaker who puts the two together.

The cast includes Steven Brand ("The Scorpion King"), in the leading role of Andrew. Cast as Daria is actress Agata Gotova, who makes her U.S. lead role debut. Academy Award Winner Faye Dunaway plays the part of Jacqueline, the elegant Parisian matchmaker who puts the two together. Acclaimed European actor Rade Sherbedgia ("Surface") is cast in one of the principal roles. Luke Goss ("Frankenstein" (2004), "Blade II") is in the principal role of Nikolai Petrenko. Cast in supporting roles are highly acclaimed actor, playwright, author and director, Steven Berkoff ("Beverly Hills Cop"), star leading man of the Soviet film era, Oleg Vidov ("Red Heat"), actress Musetta Vander ("Wild Wild West"), and actor Elya Baskin ("Moscow on the Hudson").

Information on Director Jeff Celentano | Official Say It In Russian Website

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