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Andrey Kharitonov | ... | |
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Romualdas Ramanauskas | ... |
Kemp
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Leonid Kuravlyov | ... |
Marvel
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Natalya Danilova | ... |
Jane
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Oleg Golubitsky | ... |
Aaday
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Nina Agapova | ... |
Mrs. Hall
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Viktor Sergachyov | ... |
Mr. Hall
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Yuriy Katin-Yartsev | ... |
Magic store owner
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Aleksandr Pyatkov | ... |
Bar owner
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| Olegar Fedoro | ... |
American Gunman
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Emmanuil Geller | ... |
Housekeeper
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Anatoli Sakhnovsky | ... |
Police inspector
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Viktor Shulgin | ... |
Constable Jaffers
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German Kachin | ... |
Constable Hicks
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Vilius Petrauskas | ... |
Vicar
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Based upon the famous novel by H.G.Wells. A poor scientist named Griffin discovers a way to make things invisible. Since he has no money to continue his research, he decides to perform his only experiment on himself. After becoming invisible, Griffin has a lot of trouble trying to conceal this from other people. Written by Boris Shafir <shafir@hsi.com>
I saw this film, as it was scored by my favorite soviet composer Edward Artemeyev. The films with his scores are always good sign of intelligence and awesome angle of soviet film art. The story is close to the original. The films includes brilliant acting and nice visionary taste of the director. The special effects are also very good example of simplicity and catching the write atmosphere. I would recommend this film to all the people who like well-made fiction and mystery cinema. I liked the scene at the table the most. It is still mystery, how the creators managed to express the absence of head so realistic. good one www.myspace.com/neizvestnostlab