The Man Who Saved the World

Aug 13, 2014

2h 0m

★ 6.8

Every moment counts

Overview

The Man Who Saved the World is a feature documentary film about Stanislav Petrov, a former lieutenant colonel of the Soviet Air Defence Forces.

Genres

Documentary

History

War

Production Companies

Ego Media

Statement Pictures

Light Cone Pictures

WG Film

Beofilm

The Man Who Saved the World Trailers

Cast

Self

Stanislav Petrov

Self

Kevin Costner

Stanislav Petrov

Sergey Shnyryov

Raia

Nataliya Vdovina

Self

Walter Cronkite

Major Orlov

Oleg Kassin

Self

Galina Kalinina

Self

Robert De Niro

Self

Matt Damon

Self

Ashton Kutcher

Main Control Operative: Visual Channel

Vilis Daudziņš

Main Control Operative's Assistant

Igor Chernyavskiy

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