Bolshe Vita (1996)

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Release Date: Oct 24, 1996 Wide

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Set against the backdrop of the euphoric period following the 1989 fall of communism, this hip drama tells the story of a disparate group of young people who meet in a Budapest bar. Two Russian musicians (Yuri Fomichyov and Igor Csernyevics) are making their way to Belgrade for a performance; an engineer (Aleksei Serebryakov) has been reduced to selling knives; and two Westerners (Helen Baxendale and Caroline Loncq) are looking for a little fun.

Unrated, 1 hr. 37 min.

Art House & International

Directed By: Ibolya Fekete

In Theaters: Oct 24, 1996 Wide

On DVD: Oct 31, 2006

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This movie is surprisingly good and refreshing.It was definitely a low-budget one, shot in a slightly amateurish manner, pretty bad quality, and still - a pleasure to watch. However, I'm not sure it could be really understood by people who never lived in Soviet Union or or surrounding communists countries. But for us,

January 24, 2010

Vladimir Kelman

This movie is surprisingly good and refreshing. It was definitely a low-budget one, shot in a slightly amateurish manner, pretty bad quality, and still - a pleasure to watch. However, I'm not sure it could be really understood by people who never lived in Soviet Union or or surrounding communists countries. But for us,

January 24, 2010