Top 10 Most Diverse Films of 2025
2025 has just about wrapped, so we’re taking this time to celebrate the most inclusive films that came out this year. Graded on Gender, Race, LGBTQ, Disability, and more
Don’t Bury Me Without Ivan
Yakut Stepan Beresekov periodically falls into a lethargic sleep. Only a Russian, the son of a priest, Ivan Popov, can distinguish his condition from real death. But Popov is going on a long ethnographic expedition. Stepan decides to follow his savior so as not to be buried alive.
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Yakut Stepan Beresekov periodically falls into a lethargic sleep. Only a Russian, the son of a priest, Ivan Popov, can distinguish his condition from real death. But Popov is going on a long ethnographic expedition. Stepan decides to follow his savior so as not to be buried alive.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yuliya Klimenko, Lyubov Borisova
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Sakhafilm
Cast
Lyubov Borisova
Director
Aleksandr Chichakhov
Stepan Beresekov
Innokentiy Lukovtsev
Doctor Sokolnikov
Vera Efremova
Capitolina
Darius Gumauskas
Ivan Popov
Kira Maksimova
Fomusya
Elena Markova
Fevronya
Stepan Petrov
Master
Mikhail Sazhin
Nikolay Popov
Nyurguyana Shadrina
Shaman
Natalya Sleptsova-Koryakina
Maya
Vyacheslav Yugov
Father Vasily
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