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Release Date:
26 June 1990 (Australia) morePlot:
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2 wins & 2 nominations moreUser Comments:
Excellent film moreCast
(Credited cast)| Viktor Mikhaylov | |||
| Vera Mayorova | |||
| Vadim Lobanov | |||
| Irina Rakshina | |||
| Aleksandr Rasinsky | |||
| Iosif Ryklin | |||
| Yu. Sobolev | |||
| Vladimir Firsov |
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136 minLanguage:
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I've seen it once on a festival, at the time it came out, and I was impressed. Would love to see it again, but it doesen't seem to be published in the western Europe.
I don't remember much of it nowdays, but the main idea was that there is a forgotten underwater museum somewhere in the sea!
So the main characters go in search for it. There are a lot of horrific scenes with a great number of real mentally retarded people, and it takes some bravery to watch it, but, at the end the film can be compared to the ones of Tarkovsky.