1997德国·俄罗斯·英国·芬兰·丹麦纪录片
导演：维克多·科萨科夫斯基
科萨考夫斯基是俄罗斯90年代最著名的纪录片导演，他出生于1961年7月19日，一个星期三，30多年后他决定拍摄一部纪录片，记录下同样出生于1961年7月19日星期三的人目前的生活状态，于是这部纪录片就诞生了。
爱丁堡国际电影节最佳纪录片奖。
卡罗维发利国际电影节荣誉奖。
Filmmaker Viktor Kosakovsky was born on the 19th July 1961 in the city formerly known as Leningrad. In 1995 he decided to try and catch up with the lives of the other people born in the city on the same day. The result is a film that captures the daily lives of a collection of people. This film has won awards and was considered to be quite the darling of the European festival circuit back when it was released. It was shown at Edinburgh International Film Festival (in competition) August 10-24, 1997.
Many Russian documentarists have recast their films for an international festival audience, which has proved more receptive than domestic viewers. The exceptions have largely proved the rule: One of the most notable recent examples was Victor Kosakovsky's 1997 film "Wednesday", in which the director tries to track down and talk to all the people born in his native Leningrad on the same day as he.
