War and
Peace is an early postmodernist Brechtian musical-comedy
film written by Fyodor
Dostoevsky and adapted from Allen Konigsberg's
brooding chronicle of a
mid-century Mitteleuropean border dispute,
Love and Death. It
stars Boris Spassky, Boris Badenov, Nastassja Kinski,
Natasha Fatale, and Ilie
Năstase; produced by Ivan Ivanovich, directed
by Felix Dzerzhinsky,
choreographed by Nureyev и Nijinsky, music by
Gogol Bordello, stunts by
Andrei Chikatilo, special effects by Yuri Gagarin,
animal wrangling by Yuri
Zhivago, subtitles by Radio Free Europe,
filmed on location in
West Egg and on the playing fields of Lower Slobovia.
Not yet rated.