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Title: Come and Play (2013)
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Alexander Josef Shtol | ... | Grisha |
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Maria Zharkova | ... | (as Mariya Zharkova) |
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Julia Gorr | ||
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Ilja Pletner | ||
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Roman Sdobnyakov | ||
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Andrej Vanichev | ||
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Berlin. Grisha, a Russian-German boy, fools around with a toy-gun. The longer he plays, the further he is thrust into an altered reality. The boundaries between the present and the past start to blur. Images from a bygone Berlin appear; streets and buildings still carry the memories of war. Suddenly, he is caught in a nightmare of another lifetime. Written by Anonymous
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GermanyRelease Date:
June 2013 (Russia) See more »Also Known As:
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This short movie is a quote and a tribute to Elem Klimov's masterpiece "Idi i smotri" (Komm und sieh') of 1985. There is a purposeful parallel between scenes of the two films, trying to show the horrors, insanity and stupidity of the war .