Slovo/Art Pictures Studio/1+1/STS/Ukrainian Media Group/Matila Rohr Productions

A blast from the past - one of the first Russian movies to have a galore of animated logos. (Dare I say it was the first post-Soviet Russian blockbuster, period.) And a few new ones, at that. Slovo, which might be the modern Kinoslovo that's been featured here a bunch of time - but that's unlikely; Federal Agency for Culture and Cinematography, the predecessor to the Cinema Fund, which is not mentioned in the title as I don't want to abbreviate that; 1+1, a Ukrainian TV channel; Ukrainian Media Group (ditto) and what seems to be a Finnish studio that's made the special effects for the movie. Like I said, it was pretty groundbreaking back then. And the movie, despite obvious historical inaccuracies, isn't bad either.
Also the source is kinda botched, don't blame me - an actual Russian, not international version copy isn't that easy to find these days.
Taken from 9 rota (The Ninth Company, 2005)
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