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7 July 2005 (Russia) morePlot:
A story of a simple, naive Russian man Konek and the people around him: his love and her sister and a mysterious man. The film is set in 1957, time of changes, time of waiting for something big to happen. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Some Drama in Russian circa late 1950s moreCast
(Credited cast) | Yevgeni Mironov | ... | Konyok |
| Yevgeni Tsyganov | ... | Gherman |
| Irina Pegova | ... | Lara |
| Dmitri Mulyar | ... | Youriy |
| Yelena Lyadova | ... | Rimma |
| Sergei Kachanov | ... | Kirych |
| Mariya Kuznetsova | ... | Konek's Mother |
| Yelena Galibina | ... | The Waitress |
| Igor Shibanov | ... | Efim |
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Космос как предчувствие (Russia)Dreaming of Space (International: English title)
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I saw this in the Toronto International Film Festival (2005) with the director present.
This is one of the few Russian movies I've ever seen and a strong contender for on of the best. I enjoyed it not only for the 'Russian perspective', but for the strong dramatic action in a well-told story.
The story revolves around a cook/boxer who lives near the Russian-Finnish border in 1957. A new and rather mysterious boxer in town brings some fresh techniques and perspective into the former's life starting a tale of intrigue (who is this guy), against the backdrop of the Soviet desire to launch satellites into space.
It's an overall upbeat tale in perhaps a less upbeat period of time, with some great boxing sequences (though it's not a boxing movie). The director mentioned it took 3 months to start the actors boxing training who had the coach from the Olympic team do the training. The comment was that had they taken up training earlier on, they would definitely be on the olympic team. That tells you how real the boxing scenes were, but also show the care that went into the overall production.
The movie has an engaging 'secret-service' suspensefulness, and its main characters come across as fun, real, and compelling. In addition, perhaps because of the 'Russian-ness' to this movie, the characters and the actors' portrayals as well as the style of the movie were rather unique (in a very positive way) -- further pulling me in to the screening.
Overall, this rates above average on my list of movies I've seen at the Toronto Film Festival.