Credited cast: | |||
Nikita Volkov | ... | Kirill | |
Severija Janusauskaite | ... | Renata | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Vilen Babichev | ... | Fyodor (blacksmith) | |
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Olga Borovskaya | ... | Anna |
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Irina Demidkina | ... | Vasilisa |
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Oleg Feoktistov | ||
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Sergei Kapkov | ||
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Irina Khakamada | ... | Irina |
Andrey Merzlikin | ... | Felix | |
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Mikhail Parygin | ||
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Anna Peresild | ||
Yuliya Peresild | ... | Rosa | |
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Aleksandr Plyushchev | ... | Pyotr Nikolayevich |
Yola Sanko | |||
Nikita Tarasov |
A video game designer is stripped of his identity and recruited by a mysterious force to be the gatekeeper of a multi-dimensional portal.
...as intention. Because , it has beautiful premises, an interesting story and a lot of CGI effects. And a nice cast. But, scene by scene, it becomes a montagne russe. From the high level to the down. Once. And again. The best part- the resurrection of the memories about fairy tales. Including Russian . The worlds, the order keeper, the fundamental change of life - a fear of each from us- are good points . But the problem becomes with the wrong use of obsessive love story. Sure, Dante and Beatrice or, maybe,"What Dreams may Come". But the entire architecture of film is brocked. Sure, a seductive idea with high potential. But not enough for be credible. And real seductive.