Smithereens
(Vdrebezgi)

Original poster

Country	Russia
Directed by	Roman Karimov
Release Date	2011
Language	Russian
Studio	Cinema Prime Film Paradise Group

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Kirill	Nikita Dyuvbanov
Erich	Artyom Tkachenko
Bonnie	Ravshana Kurkova
Igor	Ivan Nikolaev
Dandurey	Aleksandr Plyushchev
Selma	Evgeniya Abramova
Kvalda	Kristina Kazurova
Sidor	Vladimir Kadatskiy
Kirill's wife	Darya Charusha
Producer	Vyacheslav Dyachenko

Smithereens (Russian Вдребезги; Vdrebezgi) is a 2011 Russian black comedy directed by Roman Karimov (All at Once).

The following weapons were used in the film Smithereens (Vdrebezgi):

WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Handguns

Baikal PM

The militsioneer (Andris Gross) uses a MP-654K at one point. Vasya (Aleksey Yurin) owns an MP-654K with Makarov PMM-style grips. In one scene, he gives it to Kirill (Nikita Dyuvbanov).

MP-654K - 4.5 mm

The militsioneer aims his Baikal pistol.

A close up.

A perfect view of the pistol.

MP-654K, .177 air replica of the Makarov PMM

Kirill holds Vasya's pistol.

Vasya holds Kirill at gunpoint.

Umarex GPDA9

The pair of female killers, Selma (Evgeniya Abramova) and Kvalda (Kristina Kazurova), both use a Umarex GPDA9 pistol throughout the movie.

Browning GPDA9 - 9mm PAK. This is a Theatrical blank only pistol (made with licensed trademarks by Umarex of Germany), it is NOT a real firearm.

Kvalda grabs the pistol.

The hammer...

...and the grip can be seen.

Selma with Kvalda's pistol.

Selma aims the pistol.

Another view of the same scene.

Selma aims her pistol.

Selma fires.

Prop Handgun

In a continuity error, Kvalda's GPDA9 switches to a fake prop gun.

Kvalda brandishes her pistol.

Note the groove on the slide.

The top of the pistol can be seen.

Glock 18

At least one of the OMON (Russian SWAT) officers can be seen using a Glock 18.

Glock 18C (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm. This model has compensator cuts on the slide and barrel to reduce muzzle climb while firing

The OMON officer (at the center) holds his pistol on Kirill.

The OMON officer (at the right) aims his pistol.

The pistol is pointed by the red arrow.

The pistol is pointed by the red arrow as well.

The OMON officer aims his pistol.

Reck Agent

Erich (Artyom Tkachenko) finds a Reck Agent in a box and fires it several times. Later, he gives it to Igor (Ivan Nikolaev).

Reck Agent Gas Revolver

Erich investigates the revolver.

A drunken Erich wants to play with the loaded gun.

Erich holds the revolver after firing it.

A slightly better view of the revolver.

Erich hands Igor the revolver.

Tokyo Marui Omega Airsoft Pistol

Selma and Kvalda both hold a pistol on movie posters which don't appear in the complete movie. After a close inspection, both props appear to be an airsoft Omega pistol, made by Tokyo Marui.

Omega airsoft pistol, the very similar airsoft gun, with a little difference.

Omega airsoft pistol, left side.

A cropped movie poster, depicting Selma with a pistol. In the complete movie, she holds the Umarex GPDA9 at this point. The solid "adjustable" rear sight (with a screw!) with the slide and fake ejection port, which is actually only printed on the slide, prove this is an airsoft gun. The logo on the slide allows to ID the pistol as an Omega, made by Tokyo Marui. Note the bartender with the IZh shotgun in the background.