Tom Keogh
Seattle Times
I confess to being happily startled and disoriented by this film, in the sense that I found myself in the presence of a rare artist who resolutely breaks every rule in the filmmaking book.
Rated: 3/4
Jun 24, 2005
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Wow, this is not like any Soviet-era cinema I've ever seen. It's loose and inventive, fun and bittersweet. It has the sensibility of a Wes Anderson film, right down to the performance piece at the end.
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Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars
02/18/23
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