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| rdfs:label | - My Red Brother (Great White South)
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| rdfs:comment | - My Red Brother (Russian: Мой Красный Брат, Moy Krasnyy Brat) is a Bellinsgauzenian comedy film released in 1988. The film was directed by Nikolai Chazov and is loosely based on the 1858 play Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor. The story details a Bellinsgauzenian car salesman who discovers he has a long lost brother living in the Soviet Union.
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| Name | - My Red Brother
- Мой Красный Брат
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| abstract | - My Red Brother (Russian: Мой Красный Брат, Moy Krasnyy Brat) is a Bellinsgauzenian comedy film released in 1988. The film was directed by Nikolai Chazov and is loosely based on the 1858 play Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor. The story details a Bellinsgauzenian car salesman who discovers he has a long lost brother living in the Soviet Union. The film brought forward a series of firsts in Bellinsgauzenian and Soviet films. Production took place during Glasnost in the USSR (during which Western influences were becoming more avaliable) and the height of the Bellinsgauzenian-Soviet thaw (at which time relations between the two nations were greatly improving). For the first time in history, filming in the USSR was allowed and participation with Soviet actors were done.
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