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Title: My Joy (2010)
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Viktor Nemets | ... | Georgy |
| Vladimir Golovin | ... | Old Man | |
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Aleksey Vertkov | ... | Young Lieutenant |
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Dmitriy Gotsdiner | ... | Commander |
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Olga Shuvalova | ... | Young prostitute |
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Maria Varsami | ... | Maria |
| Boris Kamorzin | ... | Truck driver | |
| Vlad Ivanov | ... | Major from Moscow | |
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Olga Kogut | ... | The Major's Wife |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Sergey Kolesov | ... | Odnoglazyy | |
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Konstantin Shelestun | ... | Teacher |
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Danielius Sviridenko | ... | One-armed man |
The story about a few days in the life of truck driver Georgi seems to be a never-ending nightmare, a spiral of violence and abuses of power. A man goes to work and on his way he is sucked into the everyday madness of his country, losing his health and memory in the process. Written by Anonymous
I don't think it's a 'social commentary' or a 'statement of the human condition' - it's a mess of a movie made by a potentially very skilled director who seems to get bored with the (admittedly rather boring) storyline and tarts it up in the last 40 minutes with a whole lot of disjointed events which we are left to piece together ourselves, however we may. Perhaps he couldn't think of a sufficiently clever ending and (just the same way as Picasso got bored with doing half-decent paintings) decided to let the New York Art House Set name it to be a work of intellectual brilliance (just in case it actually was). Worth watching for the Ukrainian scenery and faces and for masterful camera-work - but only once unless you want to learn the style.