Freeze Dance
| Freeze Dance | |
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| Directed by | Nikolay Khomeriki |
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| Produced by | Roman Borisevich |
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| Cinematography | Nikolai Zheludovich |
| Edited by | Ivan Lebedev |
Production company | PLAN 9 |
| Distributed by | Planeta Inform |
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Running time | 124 minutes |
| Country | Russia |
| Language | Russian |
Freeze Dance (Russian: Море волнуется раз, romanized: More volnuetsya raz) is a 2021 Russian drama film directed by Nikolay Khomeriki.[1] The film received the grand prize of the Kinotavr festival in 2021.[2][3][4] It is scheduled to be theatrically released on November 4, 2021.
Plot
[edit]Sasha and Kolya are a young couple deeply in love, but their relationship is strained by Kolya's constant jealousy and Sasha's growing frustration. Seeking an escape from civilization, they venture into the remote mountains of the Krasnodar region, where they stumble upon an old, decrepit house in the woods. To confront their feelings and improve their relationship, they decide to stay in this unfamiliar home. However, Sasha is haunted by a secret that prevents her from fully enjoying their time together. Every night, she experiences the same vivid and frightening dream of her future: a life where she has a family and children, yet Kolya is absent, and a massive tidal wave ominously approaches the city she can see from her future apartment.
While exploring the area, Sasha and Kolya encounter a mysterious older couple living in an abandoned neighboring house, who strikingly resemble them but appear to be their future selves. This encounter proves to be pivotal for the young couple, prompting them to reflect on their relationship and consider the changes they need to make in their lives.[5]
Cast
[edit]- Yuliya Aug as Old woman
- Andrey Smolyakov as Old man
- Olga Bodrova as Sasha
- Valeriy Stepanov as Kolya
- Alexander Sotnikov as Andrey Vadimovich
References
[edit]- ^ "Режиссер Николай Хомерики — о победе на «Кинотавре», Ольге Бодровой и жизни в Петербурге". Собака.ru (in Russian). Archived from the original on 2021-12-14. Retrieved 2021-12-14.
- ^ Фильм «Море волнуется раз» получил главный приз «Кинотавра»
- ^ Главный приз российского кинофестиваля «Кинотавр» получил фильм «Море волнуется раз» Николая Хомерики
- ^ «Море волнуется раз» Николая Хомерики стал лучшим фильмом «Кинотаврa»
- ^ Море волнуется раз (2021). kinoafisha.info
External links
[edit]- Freeze Dance at IMDb
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