Leningrad Cowboys Go America

Leningrad Cowboys Go America is a Finnish film carried out by Aki Kaurismäki, left in 1989.

Synopsis

The Leningrad Cowboys, a affublé group of impressive bananas and long pointed shoes, repeat in the Toundra where nobody appreciates their style of music. Because of their lack of talent they decide to leave to the the United States, where according to their manager, people like anything. Arrived to America they traverse the territory there, playing here and, exploited by their Vladimir manager, and having to face many vexations…

Data sheet

Title: Leningrad Cowboys Go America
Realization: Aki Kaurismäki
Scenario: Aki Kaurismäki, Sakke Järvenpää and Mato Valtonen
Production: Aki Kaurismäki and Katinka Faragó
Music: Mauri Sumén
Photography: Timo Salminen
Assembly: Raija Talvio
Country of origin: Finland
Format: Eastmancolor - 1,85:1 - Stereo Dolby - 35 mm
Kind: Comedy
Lasted: 78 minutes
Coming out date: March 17th 1989 (Finland), June 13rd 1990 (France)

Distribution

Matti Pellonpää : Vladimir (the manager)
Kari Väänänen: Igor (the village idiot)
Sakke Järvenpää: Leningrad Cowboys
Heikki Keskinen: Leningrad Cowboys
Pimme Korhonen: Leningrad Cowboys
Sakari Kuosmanen: Leningrad Cowboys
Puka Oinonen: Leningrad Cowboys
Silu Seppälä: Leningrad Cowboys
Mauri Sumén: Leningrad Cowboys
Mato Valtonen: Leningrad Cowboys
Pekka Virtanen: Leningrad Cowboys
Nicky Tesco: The cousin lost
Kari Teases: The Siberian driver
Jatimatic Ohlstrom: The father of the cowboys
Jim Jarmusch: The salesman of cars

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