Five students of the Faculty of History sent to the archaeological practice. Professor, head of the young seekers of Antiquities, tells them the legend that during the war the museum staff ...
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Title: Shtolnya (2006)
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Svitlana Artamonova | ... | Viki |
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Nikolay Kartsev | ... | Professor (as Mykola Kartsev) |
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Pavlo Li | ... | Den |
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Sergiy Stasko | ... | Bita |
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Olga Storozhuk | ... | Katya |
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Vyacheslav Vasilyuk | ... | Coach |
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Oleksiy Zabegayev | ... | Malok |
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Five students of the Faculty of History sent to the archaeological practice. Professor, head of the young seekers of Antiquities, tells them the legend that during the war the museum staff had hidden above a statue of the pagan god Perun somewhere in the dungeons outside the city.
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Country:
UkraineLanguage:
UkrainianRelease Date:
13 April 2006 (Ukraine) See more »Also Known As:
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UAH2,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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To be honest with you, I have no idea why people gave this movie such a low ranking. I mean, without a doubt, it's not a movie that would get nominated for an Oscar, yet at the same time as the first ever Ukrainian-language teen-horror movie in the history of Ukraine, it should get some well-deserved praise.
I mean with the current Ukrainian market flooded with big-budget Hollywood movies and crap-quality Russian movies, a movie where characters speak Ukrainian naturally, rather thant dubbed into Ukrainian, is like a gulp of fresh air.
I give this move 8/10, because it's the first ever Ukrainian- language teen-horror movie that would be great to watch in a company of fellow Ukrainians when you just want to relax and have some fun.
UPD. Turns out movie director, Liubomyr Levytskyi also dubbed the movie into Ukrainian (tl:dr, even though movie was actually shot in Ukrainian, Levytskyi believed that dubbing the moview would make it sound more "Hollywood like". Makes no sense but that's what it is)