the English actor Ian Kelly, who did not understand the Russian language. During the filming in Kabardino-Balkaria, a helicopter used for the film produced thermal shots, and one of them accidentally got into an ancient Balkar cemetery, as a result of which it caught fire and destroyed many of the graves. The incident almost caused a conflict between the film crew and the residents. Among the SOBR officers guarding the group was a former Chechen captain, who was able to stop the infuriated crowd. On the set, all but Bodrov and Dapkūnaitė lived in the homes of the residents. Balabanov lived in the house of a woman whose ancestors' tombs were destroyed in the incident. Music {{tracklist |collapsed = no |headline = Tracklist : |extra_column = Performer |title1 = Voina (Война, War) |extra1 = Timur Mutsurayev |length1 = 0:52 |title2 = Komandor (Командор, Commander) |extra2 = Tomas |length2 = 5:14 |title3 = Volki (Волки, Wolves) |extra3 = Bi-2 |length3 = 5:37 |title4 = SOS |extra4 = Splean |length4 = 4:30 |title5 = Bereg (Берег, Coast) |extra5 = Vyacheslav Butusov |length5 = 4:43 |title6 = Lyutaya(Лютая, Fierce) |extra6 = Volga-Volga |length6 = 1:36 |title7 = Chyorny voron (Чёрный ворон, Black Raven) |extra7 = Livan and PEKh |length7 = 5:53 |title8 = Fellini (Феллини) |extra8 = Splean/Bi-2 |length8 = 5:05 |title9 = Yeshyo ne vecher (Ещё не вечер, Not yet evening) |extra9 = Bi-2 |length9 = 4:55 |title10 = ''Plastmassovaya Zhizn (Пластмассовая Жизнь, Plastic Life) |extra10 = Splean |length10 = 3:31 |title11 = Sokol (Сокол, Falcon) |extra11 = Bi-2 |length11 = 7:07 |title12 = Kholostye puli (Холостые пули, Blank bullets) |extra12 = Partisan radio |length12 = 4:11 |title13 = Moya zvezda (Моя звезда, My star) |extra13 = Vyacheslav Butusov and Deadushki |length13 = 5:14 |title14 = Vulitsa (Вулиця, Street) |extra14 = Okean Elzy |length14 = 5:28 |title15 = Voina (Volki-2) (Война (Волки-2), War (Wolves-2)) |extra15 = Bi-2 |length15 = 4:33 }}Music that was featured in the film, but not included in the soundtrack:''' Awards and nominations 2002 - According to leading wholesale companies, the film took fourth place among the 50 best-selling video films in 2002, ahead of a large number of high-budget blockbusters. 2002, June - XIII Open Russian Film Festival "Kinotavr" in Sochi, the film participated in the contest, winning the Grand Prize. 2002, August - Yalta Film Festival, Grand Prize. 2002, August - X "Window to Europe" Film Festival