Een Kus van een Rus 1980
In the charming Dutch comedy *Een Kus van een Rus (1980)*, directed by Rex Garner, a daring escape unfolds when Yuri Petrovian, a Soviet ballet dancer, flees communist Russia with the help of fellow performer Sabine Zorelli.
Director: Rex Garner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Een Kus van een Rus (1980)* about?
*Een Kus van een Rus* follows Yuri Petrovian, a Russian ballet dancer who flees communist Russia with Sabine Zorelli's help. Their plan goes awry when Commander Snijders' household—including his daughter Nanni and a well-meaning but bumbling local—gets pulled into the mix, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings and chaotic mishaps.
Who directed *Een Kus van een Rus*?
*Een Kus van een Rus* was directed by Rex Garner, a filmmaker known for his work in Dutch cinema during the 20th century.
Who stars in *Een Kus van een Rus*?
The film features John Lanting as Yuri Petrovian, Ellen Veger as Sabine Zorelli, Johan Sirag, Flip Heeneman, and Karla Wildschut in key roles.
Is *Een Kus van een Rus (1980)* worth watching?
While it's a hidden gem of Dutch comedy, *Een Kus van een Rus* may not appeal to modern audiences expecting high-octane thrills. Its charm lies in its nostalgic, lighthearted approach to Cold War themes, making it a fun watch for fans of classic European comedies.
How long is *Een Kus van een Rus*?
Runtime details are not listed for *Een Kus van een Rus (1980)*.
About Een Kus van een Rus (1980) — Dutch Comedy with Soviet Ballet, Mistaken Identities & Cold War Flair
In the charming Dutch comedy *Een Kus van een Rus (1980)*, directed by Rex Garner, a daring escape unfolds when Yuri Petrovian, a Soviet ballet dancer, flees communist Russia with the help of fellow performer Sabine Zorelli. Their plan quickly spirals into chaos as the eccentric residents of Commander Snijders' home—including his daughter Nanni and a bumbling local named Boebi Bus—get tangled in mistaken identities and slapstick mishaps. What begins as a straightforward getaway turns into a delightful farce, blending lighthearted humor with the tension of a Cold War-era chase.
Set against the cozy yet chaotic backdrop of post-war Netherlands, the film balances playful antics with a touch of espionage flair. Rex Garner's direction infuses the story with warmth and whimsy, while the talented cast—led by John Lanting and Ellen Veger—brings the colorful characters to life. With its mix of comedy, mistaken identities, and a dash of Soviet-era intrigue, *Een Kus van een Rus (1980)* is a nostalgic gem perfect for fans of classic Dutch cinema.