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Bolshe Vita

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Friends (Yuri Fomichov, Igor Chernyevich, Aleksey Serebryakov) try to adjust to the 1989 fall of communism in Central Europe.

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Audience Member 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, it's so authentic, it re-creates that atmosphere of Perestroika, atmosphere of liberty and lawlessness which co-exist in Eastern Europe's countries at late eighties and early nighties. There is one more thing I like about this movie: I like it's actors. Some of them are professional, some are not, but they are very authentic and cause real sympathy too. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/14/23 Full Review Audience Member 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, it's so authentic, it re-creates that atmosphere of Perestroika, atmosphere of liberty and lawlessness which co-exist in Eastern Europe's countries at late eighties and early nighties. There is one more thing I like about this movie: I like it's actors. Some of them are professional, some are not, but they are very authentic and cause real sympathy too. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/21/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Friends (Yuri Fomichov, Igor Chernyevich, Aleksey Serebryakov) try to adjust to the 1989 fall of communism in Central Europe.
Director
Ibolya Fekete
Producer
Istvan Darday
Screenwriter
Ibolya Fekete
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Hungarian
Release Date (DVD)
Oct 31, 2006
Runtime
1h 41m