Marina, an upper-class social worker with a doting husband and an enviable downtown apartment, is suddenly transformed into a bizarre twilight version of herself after having been raped by three policemen.
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Olga Dykhovichnaya | ... | Marina |
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Roman Merinov | ... | Ilya / Marina's husband |
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Sergei Golyudov | ... | Mikailiç / Marina's lover |
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Sergey Borisov | ... | Andrei / Policeman |
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Anna Ageeva | ||
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Alexey Belousov | ||
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Andrei Manotskov | ||
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Lyudmilla Sebyakina | ||
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Vsevolod Voronov | ||
Caught in the wrong place, and at the wrong time, Marina, falls into a whirlpool of dramatic events. The experienced humiliation and pain change the whole course of her stable, prosperous life. Marina is looking for an opportunity to take revenge. Day after day she returns to the outskirts of the city, where the fateful meeting took place. But when Marina manages to track down the instigator of the crime, and when she is ready to do justice, the young woman makes a completely different decision . Written by kinopoisk
I LOVE YOU... I LOVE YOU... wonderful how these three words in the film are used as an emotional weapon.
Beautiful raw and psychological drama that fascinates till the end of the movie. Besides the average visuals in the first few minutes, the rest of the film is visually well made. A fine Eastern bloc atmosphere by the way, which shows us the sad reality of Russian society today (as we may believe Angelina Nikonova, director).
Twilight Portrait is not an advertisement for Russia and his fine society. Nice cops though ;)... I just booked my ticket for holiday... who's next?