Little Alexander

Little Alexander depicts Soviet soldiers in May 1945 as they conduct an operation to rescue children in a small German town. The film blends elements of drama, war, and adventure, offering a unique perspective on the period and its challenges.

Directed by Vladimir Fokin, the film features performances from Boris Tokarev, Yuriy Nazarov, Mikhail Kokshenov, and others. The runtime is 98 minutes, providing a concise narrative that captures the urgency of the soldiers' mission.

For collectors, Little Alexander is available on DVD, making it an accessible option for those interested in films from the 1980s that focus on historical events and wartime experiences. Its portrayal of the 1940s adds to its appeal as a piece of cinematic history.