Parable on the Last Judgement which comes to Russia of our days. Everything appeared not so simply as behind all events a certain ambiguity, some game was read. There was a terrible ...
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Title: Russkaya simfoniya (1994)
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| Viktor Mikhaylov | ... | Ivan Mazaev | |
| Aleksandr Ilin | |||
| Valentin Golubenko | ... | Giliuli | |
| Kira Kreylis-Petrova | |||
| Valentina Kovel | ... | Semyonovna | |
| Mikhail Khrabrov | ... | General | |
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Natalya Akimova | ... | Teacher |
| Nora Gryakalova | ... | Teacher | |
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Aleksey Ingelevich | ||
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Nikolai Levykin | ... | Gorbachev |
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| Anna Aleksakhina | |||
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Lidiya Dorotenko | ||
| Valeriy Garkalin | ... | Borisych | |
| Andrey Krasko | |||
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Yuriy Ovsyanko | ... | Yura |
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Parable on the Last Judgement which comes to Russia of our days. Everything appeared not so simply as behind all events a certain ambiguity, some game was read. There was a terrible suspicion that all events are a certain performance, a performance.
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1994 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
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Dark, ponderous, confusing, murkily surreal. We were very happy when it was over (although it was our own fault for not leaving early.) Save yourself the trouble to trying to figure out what is going on for two hours (well the last ten minutes consists of slow crawling through snow, not much to figure out there), and just take it on faith that all is not well in the state of Russia.