Ascension (I) (2002)Director:Karim HussainWriter:Karim Hussain |
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Ascension (I) (2002)Director:Karim HussainWriter:Karim Hussain |
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| Marie-Josée Croze | ... |
Pregnant Woman (lead)
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Barbara Ulrich | ... |
Older Woman (lead)
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| Ilona Elkin | ... |
Young Woman (lead)
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Gregoire Dunlevy | ... |
Father
(as Greg Dunlevy)
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Anne Bellerose | ... |
Dead Daughter
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Laurent-Christophe De Ruelle | ... |
The Murderer
(as Laurent-Christophe de Ruelle)
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Rachel Plummer | ... |
Hanging woman
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| Lina Roessler | ... |
The Woman - dream
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Lexei Bacci | ... |
Doppelganger 1
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Julie Nöel | ... |
Doppelganger 2
(as Julie Noël)
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Maxim Opadtchii | ... |
Dead Father
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Jean Guimond | ... |
Body outside
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Jesse Todd | ... |
Body outside
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John Tsatsoulis | ... |
Body outside
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Armand Laroche | ... |
Body outside - eyeless man
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I think that all the favorable comments on this site come from the director and his buddies - note the constant Tarkovsky comparisons. Don't be deceived: this film is crap, and a tragic misuse of the talents of three great actresses. The whole thing was just sickeningly repetitive and dull, I felt as though I was watching it for decades. While everything should work: Ir: talent, cinematography, score, lighting - the basic premise of this movie is so pretentious and empty that it's a waste. Spend your money on an Ingmar Bergman flick for the real thing and not some lame wannabe. This emperor has no clothes, people!