Moscow is the largest city where the country's history has been forged for centuries. Of course, with the advent of cinematography, a large number of films emerged, the action of which unfolded on the streets of Moscow, while some films were even dedicated to the capital, telling about the peculiarities of life in this remarkable city. The best films about Moscow are, of course, the works of Soviet directors and screenwriters, thanks to which we can still learn what this city was like in the last century. Among Soviet films about Moscow, one must of course single out Vladimir Menshov's film "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears," which tells the story of three young women from the provinces who come to conquer the metropolis. Moscow also hosts the setting for one of the most famous comedies "Operation 'Y' and other Shurik adventures," which has become a cult favorite in our country thanks to the talent of Leonid Gaidai and the splendid actors. Viewers will also learn about life in Moscow from the films "Pokrovsky Gates," "An Office Romance," and "Beware of the Car."
