This spoof of Soviet action films follows a Brooklyn writer as he traces the history of his ancestors — who were major players in the Russian Revolution.
"My dear Aleksandrs we filmmakers are all sitting in the same train. Unfortunately there are very few seats. I will leave the train so that you can take my place." These words by the late director Krzysztof Kieslowski inspired the maker of "The Last Soviet Movie": John F. Romanoff a writer from Brooklyn reveals the truth about his ancestors who were major participants in the Russian Revolution.
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