
Vladimir Galouzine
as Sadko
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Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's dazzling opera by-line in seven tableaux. The epic journey of Sadko a sea-faring minstrel from Novgorod, his wife Libava and their encounters with Volkhova, a sea Princess and the court of her parents the Tsar and Tsarina of the Sea. Sadko traveling on his ship "Falcon" also meets visiting foreign merchants from India (a Hindu), Scandinavia (a Varangian) and Italy (a Venetian) singing of the magic of their own lands to try and lure him. In the seventh tableaux Sadko is reunited with his wife, thinking his journey a dream, until he sees his fleet of ships coming up the newly created river Volkhova and realizes his sea Princess has transformed herself into the river in order to create the gateway to the ocean for Novgorod. In conclusion Sadko leads the hymn of praise and everyone rejoices their good fortune. The film reflects a distinct Russia style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Brian Large. With a runtime of 2h 55m, it offers an epic cinematic journey.
The main cast includes Vladimir Galouzine, Sergei Alexashkin and Larissa Diadkova. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Brian Large.

as Sadko

as The Sea Tsar

as Nezhata

as The Venetian Guest

as The Indian Guest

as The Viking Guest

as Libava Buslayevna

as Volkhova

as Duda

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