Noch' Naprolyot (2011)

Jora, a man who didn't watched the TV for five years has a bet with his friends to watch it all night long. Unfortunately, rastaman smokes weed near his window, resulting in hallucinations.

Director:

Nikolay Yeriomin

Writers:

Nikolay Yeriomin (screenplay), Sergey Twob (screenplay),

Stars:

Sergey Twob, Grigoriy Butlitskiy, Jam

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sergey Twob	...	Jora
Grigoriy Butlitskiy	...	Rastaman
Jam	...	1st Sergey
Andriy	...	2nd Sergey
Andrey Kondratenko	...	Surgeon
Anna Pchyolka	...	Surgeon's Victim
Yaroslav Kozak	...	Village Council Deputy G.G. Zaporozhets'
Artem Nikulin	...	The Man with the Flag (as Artiom Nikulin)
Mykyta Rykunov	...	Newscaster (as Nikita Rykunov)
Victoriya Ivanchenko	...	Girl in the Commercial
Darya Mikhno	...	Girl in the Commercial
Mikhail Pervushin	...	The Voices from the TV / The Captain (voice)
Slava Pustovalov	...	The Voices from the TV (voice)
Lena Polovina	...	The Voices from the TV (voice)
Mikhail Bondarev	...	Narrator (voice)

Storyline

Jora, a man who didn't watched the TV for five years has a bet with his friends to watch it all night long. Unfortunately, rastaman smokes weed near his window, resulting in hallucinations.

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Plot Keywords:

bet | fight | beer | superhero | vietnam war | 

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Genres:

Short | Action | Comedy | Horror | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Ukraine

Language:

Ukrainian Russian English

Release Date:

4 June 2011 (Ukraine)

Also Known As:

All Night Long

Filming Locations:

Donetsk National University, Donetsk, Ukraine

Box Office

Budget:

UAH 50 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

PP Studio, Yunaya Kiska i Stariy Pios

Technical Specs

Runtime:

18 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Nikolay Yeriomin:  as the voice of the Surgeon (both English and fake Ukrainian television dub) and as the credits narrator of "The Head Hunter" fake Ukrainian dub (Lie tou).

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Goofs

Night was obviously filmed at day.

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Crazy Credits

In the beginning there are two disclaimers - the first one, in three languages (English, Russian and Ukrainian) right after the PP Studio logo says "Film is based on a treatment that won in Irpen Film Festival in 2010". Another says (in Russian) that all the channels are fictional but parodying actual ones, though there were not criticism intended, that movie don't want to offend modern television in anything and in fact it was an inspiration on the film, and that authors are sorry if some moral damage occurs on the TV channels due to their film.

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Connections

References Into the Night (1985)

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Soundtracks

"Saddy Doody"
Written by Nikolay Yeriomin
Performed by Errors in Geography

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