Ubit Drakona

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Logan D Jun 13 People live without hope under the dictatorship of The Dragon, an entity with various identities, until Lancelot comes to save his love, Elsa. More than a hidden gem I consider this a hidden masterpiece of Russian cinema. It's a fairy tale with allusions to Soviet leaders of the time and circumstances, such as the era of stagnation, hinted within the film. It's a pessimistic film, as should be expected of Soviet films, but also beautiful, but not subtle. Highly recommended See more Read all reviews

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