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Alec Utgoff | ... | Zenia | |
Maja Ostaszewska | ... | Maria | |
Agata Kulesza | ... | Ewa | |
Weronika Rosati | ... | Wika / Mother of Zenia | |
Katarzyna Figura | ... | Owner of bulldogs | |
Lukasz Simlat | ... | Husband of Wika | |
Andrzej Chyra | ... | Soldier | |
Krzysztof Czeczot | ... | Husband of Maria | |
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Maciej Drosio | ... | Jan |
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Olaf Marchwicki | ... | Friend of Jan |
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Astrid Nanowska | ... | Blonde |
Wojciech Starostecki | ... | Blonde husband | |
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Jerzy Nasierowski | ... | Clerk |
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Konstantin Solowiow | ... | Young Zenia |
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Blanka Burzynska | ... | Daughter of Maria |
Zhenia, a Russian-speaking immigrant from the East enters the lives of the rich residents of a bland, walled off community as a masseur. Despite their wealth, the residents emit an inner sadness, a longing. The mysterious newcomer's hands heal, his eyes seem to penetrate their souls. To them, his Russian accent sounds like a song from the Communist past, a memory of their seemingly safer childhood. Zhenia is able to change their lives. Written by Lava Films
: It is the swindling back of Zenai at the totality because he is unknown and mysterious to the person's whom he is in affection with. Zenia is moving forward with his profession and moving backward with his own internal conflicts about his mother. He is some kind of a relief remedy for the women who are undergone massage. To be exact, Zenia is masseur with innate power and magical qualities. He is some kind of a supernatural being. A calm, quiet and pleasant man who interfere in the personal matters of the people whom he massage. Woods and the darky atmosphere of the woods plays a symbolic element throughout the film. I felt like watching Kuttysrank or Kadhapurushan (both are Malayalam films) while going through Never gonna snow again. A nice, subtle piece of art.