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Title: Mermaid (2007)
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Cast
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| Mariya Shalayeva | ... | Alisa Titova (as Masha Shalaeva) | |
| Evgeniy Tsyganov | ... | Aleksandr Viktorovich 'Sasha' | |
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Mariya Sokova | ... | Alisa's mother |
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Anastasiya Dontsova | ... | Young Alisa (as Nastya Dontsova) |
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Veronika Skugina | ||
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Irina Skrinichenko | ... | Rita - Sasha's girlfriend |
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Albina Evtushevskaya | ... | Alisa's grandmother |
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Oksana Borisova | ||
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Ivan Nikolaev | ||
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Igor Savochkin | ||
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Igor Yatsko | ... | Alisa's chief |
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Igor Uryvaev | ||
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Sergey Chirkov | ||
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Maksim Konovalov | ||
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Tomas Motskus | ||
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The fanciful tale of an introverted little girl who grows up believing she has the power to make wishes come true. She must reconcile this belief with reality when, as a young woman, she journeys to Moscow and grapples with love, modernity and materialism. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
RussiaRelease Date:
22 November 2007 (Russia) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Budget:
$1,700,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
RUR 16,542,395 (Russia), 25 November 2007, Limited ReleaseCumulative Worldwide Gross:
$1,431,983Company Credits
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Aleksandr Viktorovich 'Sasha': I don't need to escape anywhere, i feel bad enough here.
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Russia's 2009 Academy Awards official submission to Foreign-Language Film category. See more »Quotes
Alisa Titova: And you, do you have a lot on the moon?Aleksandr Viktorovich 'Sasha': I don't need to escape anywhere, i feel bad enough here.
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I can clearly understand why this piece of beauty has some wins at different festivals. Mariya Shalayeva's play is the reason number one. Then comes the story itself with some curves you woudn't predict. Plenty of little things like short dialogs, phrases, and situations you would simply laugh at. The moon-selling guy as an epitome of what our world has become.
Some people say the ending could be better. I disagree. Mermaid Alica has no place in this human mess and therefore shoud not be a part of it. That simple. And she obviously has a better option. Her smile at the end is a proof ))