East Wind

Year: 1993

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: French

Director: Robert Enrico

Drama

It recounts the wartime ordeal of General Andrei Smyslovsky and his anti‑Communist 1st Russian National Army, which in 1945 sought asylum in neutral Liechtenstein. Despite intense Soviet demands for their extradition and execution, the principality sheltered the troops, allowing them to avoid repatriation.

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