The Grass is Green

The Grass is Green follows the life of Anna and Nikolai, who lead a seemingly peaceful existence. However, complications arise as Anna frequently encounters her first love, Ivan, who works on a ship. The plot thickens when Anna takes collective farm cows from a local activist named Repekhin, leading to an investigation by police lieutenant Korzhov.

This film is a product of Mosfilm and Gosteleradio USSR, showcasing a unique perspective on relationships within a Soviet context. With a runtime of 132 minutes, it offers an engaging exploration of love and conflict that resonates with audiences interested in international cinema. The film features performances by Irina Reznikova, Valeriy Zolotukhin, Stanislav Chekan, and Ekaterina Golubeva-Poldi, contributing to its distinctive charm.