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2 March 2001 (Greece) morePlot:
When a young Russian woman and her son leave Moscow to meet her fiancé, who fails to show up, she declares political asylum. | add synopsisAwards:
13 wins & 7 nominations moreNewsDesk:
(12 articles)
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The message is better than the movie. moreCast
(Credited cast)| Dina Korzun | ... | Tanya | |
| Artyom Strelnikov | ... | Artyom | |
| Paddy Considine | ... | Alfie | |
| Steve Perry | ... | Les (as Lindsey Honey) | |
| Perry Benson | ... | Immigration Officer | |
| Katie Drinkwater | ... | Katie | |
| Dave Bean | ... | Frank | |
| Adrian Scarborough | ... | Council Official | |
| David Auker | ... | 2nd Council Official | |
| Bruce Byron | ... | Police Officer | |
| Jim Trevellyan | ... | Station Guard | |
| Marcus Redwood | ... | Cafe Owner | |
| Zoe Sharpe | ... | Gang Girl | |
| Daniel Mobey | ... | Danny |
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73 minCountry:
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DolbyFilming Locations:
Margate, Kent, England, UKFun Stuff
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[Tanya and Artyom are in their flat in the evening, talking about Mark. Tanya is intently trying to open a can of food]Artyom: On ne priyedat. Davay, ya otkroyu. (He's not coming. Hand me that, I'll open it.)
Tanya: Pochemu? (Why?)
Artyom: On, navernoye, peredumal. (He's probably changed his mind.)
Tanya: Pochemu? (Why?)
Artyom: Potomu chto on nevrastenik. Ty tozhe ne sovsem normal'naya. Vy, navernoye, podkhodite. (Because he's neurotic. You're not completely normal yourself, either. You're probably well suited.)
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A glowing review of this film on the radio enticed me. The review, I recalled in retrospect, was about the film's technical points. I experienced the film as a sad and predictable home movie about a Russian woman and child, who simply do not know what they are doing with their lives. The one counterpoint character in the life-in-the-gulag story line, played very well by Paddy Considine, kept the film alive, in my opinion. I was impressed with the film's ending. There was a message about responsibility and self victimization that was very refreshing. I did not feel that the film offered entertainment, even in my broadest definition, but it did offer a look at poverty, brutish bureaucracy and the consequences of ignorance in the whole realm of illegal immigration. Perhaps it could be shown regularly at airports in developing countries.