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Germany 2002, 35mm, 92 minutes, Color, Dolby Digital EX, 1:1.85, spoken languages; English, Russian, Swedish, Italian, German, Spanish
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Director
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Sergei Bodrov
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Executive Producers
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Wouter Barendrecht, Michael J. Werner
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Producers
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Karl Baumgartner, Sergei Bodrov, Christoph Friedel
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Line producer
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Claudia Steffen
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Co-Producers
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Enzo Porceli, Tomas Eskilsson, Sergei Selyanov
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Fabienne Vonier, Gerardo Herrero,Mariela Besuievsky, Lars Jonsson
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Cinematography
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Xavier Perez Grobet
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Art Direction
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Yosure Lasa, Gregor Mager, Elena Zhukova, Maria Haard
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Editor
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Mette Zeruneith
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Script
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Sergei Bodrov, Carolyn Cavallero
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Production Designer
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Bernd Lepel
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Music
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SIG, Giya Kancheli
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Sound
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Sigurdur Sigurdsson, Stephan Konken, Aitor Manuel Berenguer
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Costumes
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Karin Lohr
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Casting
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Susie Figgis, Beatrice Kruger, Puce, Heta Mantscheff
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Production Company
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Pandora Films
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Anne-Marie Pisani
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Margarita
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Ariadna Gil
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Carmen
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Joachim Król
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Groppo
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Keith Allen
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Lou
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Kim Melander
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Marie (Bare-back rider)
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Marcela Musso
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Anna (Alberto's wife)
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Maurizio Donadoni
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Marco
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Rebecka Liljeberg
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Lola
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Sergei Bodrov Jr.
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Misha -young Man
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Silvio Orlando
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Alberto (Circusdirector)
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She was 14. She flew on a trapeze and danced with a bear. He was a bear...a shape shifter who could move between two worlds. "Do you want me or do you want your bear?" he asked. "I want you both," she answered. For a while they were happy together. Until he killed a man to protect her.
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