- Alexander Nevsky” (1938): Directed by Sergei Eisenstein, this historical film follows the legendary Prince Alexander Nevsky and the Battle on the Ice, which took place near Novgorod.
- “The Day the Earth Froze” (1959): A fantasy film based on Finnish folklore, this American production was mostly filmed in Finland but included scenes set in Novgorod.
- “Viking” (2016): Although primarily set in Kievan Rus, this action-packed Russian film showcases Novgorod as part of its narrative, exploring the Viking era and historical conflicts.
- “War and Peace” (2016): This Anglo-American miniseries adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s epic novel features extensive location filming throughout Russia, including scenes set in Novgorod.
- “The Sun Above Me Never Sets” (2020): Set in the early 20th century, this Russian drama film includes Novgorod as one of its settings, capturing the city’s beauty and historical ambiance.
- “The Legend of the Pale Horse” (2011): This fantasy film by Russian director Dmitriy Dyachenko features scenes set in both modern-day and medieval Novgorod.
- “Legend No. 17” (2013): While primarily focused on ice hockey, this Russian biographical sports film includes brief scenes set in Novgorod, showcasing its landmarks and landscapes.
- “The Mongol King” (2008): A Russian-Hungarian historical drama film, it revolves around a Macedonian military leader and his journey from Venice to Novgorod during the early 13th century.
- “Knight Online” (2017): This Russian fantasy film is set in the medieval period and includes scenes set in Novgorod, capturing its historical atmosphere.
- “Queen of Spades: Through the Looking Glass” (2019): While much of the film takes place in St. Petersburg, it briefly features Novgorod as a setting, blending supernatural horror with historical elements.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Novgorod
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