Alexander Mindadze's new film about the 1986 Chernobyl disaster will get its world premiere at next month's Berlin Film Festival.
V subbotu (Innocent Saturday) is a story of a Communist Party official, who is looking for his loved one to try to escape the aftermath of the world's worst nuclear accident in April 1986.
The $3-million picture starring Anton Shagin of Valery Todorovsky's Stilyagi (Dandies) fame was coproduced by Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian and German companies.
The festival runs from February 10-20. RIA Novosti
