Ostrov (2006)

Calificación de los usuarios:

8.0/10   

Director:

Pavel Lungin

Guionista:

Dmitri Sobolev (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

23 noviembre 2006 (Kazakhstan)

Género:

Drama

Plot:

Somewhere in Northern Russia in a small Russian Orthodox monastery lives an unusual man whose bizarre conduct confuses his fellow monks, while others who visit the island believe that the man has the power to heal, exorcise demons and foretell the future. |

Plot Keywords:

Orthodox | Monk | Russian Orthodox | Monastery | Prayer

Premios:

7 wins & 2 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

"Golden Hearts" series continues in Russia

Reparto

Pyotr Mamonov	...	Father Anatoli
Viktor Sukhorukov	...	Father Filaret
Dmitriy Dyuzhev	...	Father Iov
Yuri Kuznetsov	...	Tikhon
Viktoriya Isakova	...	Nastya
Nina Usatova	...	Widow
Yana Yesipovich	...	Girl
Olga Demidova	...	Woman with child
Timofei Tribuntsev	...	Young Anatoli
Aleksei Zelensky	...	Young Tikhon
Grigori Stepunov	...	Child (as Grisha Stepunov)
Sergey Burunov	...	Adjutant
B. Aleksandrov	...	German
B. Pantyukhin	...	German
S. Gorozhanin	...	German

También conocida como:

Остров (Russia)
The Island (International: English title)

Duración:

Russia:112 min | Canada:112 min (Toronto International Film Festival)

País:

Russia

Idioma:

Ruso | Alemán

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

2.35 : 1

Clasificación:

Switzerland:12 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:12 (canton of Geneva)

Compañía:

Pavel Lungin Studio

Trivialidades:

This movie is the closing film of 2006 Venice Film Festival.

"Golden Hearts" series continues in Russia

If you love Lars Von Trier's series about Human Virtue and Sin, you will definitely fell the same way about with this brilliant movie and the main character- once sinned soul turned life-long searching forgiveness wonder-working monk, played by unique and genius Russian actor/musician/now-hermit- Petr Mamonov. The movie actually reflects the real current life and spirituality of the actor.

The movie won't leave you indifferent and senseless even if you try. To preserve beauty and richness of Russian language may be an arduous task for an interpreter, but you shouldn't worry about it very much since dialogs are rare, short and sharp, and the movie is very rich visually.

Enjoy. D.