The Alien Girl (original title Chuzhaya) is a 2010 Russian crime film and the first feature for director Anton Bormatov. It is based on the novel Chuzhaya by Vladimir Nesterenko. The "Alien" in the title does not refer to an actual extra terrestrial, but rather is the nickname for Natalia Romanycheva's character, who's retrieval from Prague back to the Ukraine by a team of gangsters drives the plot. Filming was done on location in the Crimea and in Prague, and the actors are mainly unknown theater actors.
Note: Character names are listed as "Name in Film/Name in IMDb."
The following weapons are used in the film The Alien Girl:
Kid/Snot (Kirill Poluhin) carries a Tokarev TT-33. Whiz/Nimble (Evgeni Tkachuk) uses the same gun late in the film. The serrations on the slide suggest pre-war manufacture.
Karasik (Dmitriy Podnozov) gives the crew a Beretta 92FS to use to retrieve Alien. Kid/Snot uses it against Robo and his henchmen, and Beef/Weight (Anatoli Otradnov) later carries it. Whiz/Nimble and Alien (Natalia Romanycheva) use it later in the film.
Babei (Oleg Baykulov) uses a Luger P08 to finish off the rival gang members during the hit that sets all the events in motion. The police identify it as a Luger by name.
