Rare guests on the red carpet: Vera Alentova, Menshikov and his wife and other stars appeared at the premiere 21.02.2023, 10:30

The film about the Nuremberg Trials is released on March 2, and the day before it was shown to a narrow circle in a Moscow cinema. For this reason, Vera Alentova rarely appeared. The actress looked elegant in a white blouse with ruffled sleeves, a black sweater with a floral brooch and a floor-length pleated skirt.

The People’s Artist of Russia did discreet make-up and fresh styling. She completed her look with low-heeled boots, a black leather handbag and glasses. The star of the film “Moscow does not believe in tears” showed that he remains in great shape. The widow of Vladimir Menshov continues to act in films, plays in the theater. And even tours with colleagues. She appeared at the premiere on the eve of her birthday – today, February 21, Vera Valentinovna turned 81.

A rare appearance for Lebedev’s new work was also Oleg Menshikov, who appeared at the event with his wife Anastasia Chernova. Larisa Dolina also appeared on the red carpet. The 67-year-old woman opted for a contrasting black and blue midi wrap dress.

The singer admitted that she even postponed a planned lesson with students because of this event. Philip Kirkorov attended the premiere – he recorded the heartbreaking song “If you leave” for the film, which became the soundtrack. Kateřina Shpitsa, Sergej Bezrukov, Arkady Ukupnik and his wife and other stars of film and show business also appeared on the red carpet.

The picture tells about the events that happened six months after the capitulation of Germany, when the trial of Nazi criminals begins. The main role was played by Sergei Kempo, he appeared at the premiere in the company of the director. His beloved on the screen was embodied by Lyubov Aksenova, the artist could not join her colleagues that evening.

Nikolai Lebedev spoke touchingly about Eduard Artemiyev, who died last year. This happened shortly after the legendary composer completed the painstaking work on the film.

“Unfortunately, Eduard Nikolaevich died after finishing work on our film… We didn’t include his name in the mourning frame in the credits. For us, he will remain alive,” KP quotes the director.