Man from Podolsk (Russian: Человек из Подольска, romanized: Chelovek iz Podolska) is a 2020 Russian comedy-drama film directed by Semyon Serzin.[1][2][3]
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| Directed by | Semyon Serzin |
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| Cinematography | Daniil Fomichev |
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Production company | Novye liudi |
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Running time | 92 minutes |
| Country | Russia |
| Language | Russian |
Plot
editThe film, based on the eponymous play by Dmitry Danilov, follows Nikolai, a resident of Podolsk who dreams of a music career and harbors a deep fondness for Amsterdam, despite his modest life working at a local newspaper. His routine is shattered when he is unexpectedly detained by the Moscow police, leading him into a surreal and unsettling experience. The police officers, who appear to be intellectuals in uniform, possess an unnerving knowledge of his personal life and subject him to bizarre interrogations that blend humor and fear. Trapped in this strange scenario, Nikolai is left questioning his surroundings, unsure of where he is or what the outcome of his detention will be.[4]
Cast
edit- Vadik Korolyov as Frolov[5]
- Viktoriya Isakova as Marina
- Vladimir Mayzinger as first policeman
- Mikhail Kasapov as second policeman
- Ilya Borisov as man from Mytishchi
- Oleg Ryazantsev as doctor
- Yevgeny Sangadzhiyev as Zhenya
- Georgy Kudrenko as Gosha
- Rita Kron as Rita
- Taisiya Vilkova as Galya
References
edit- ^ Культурная неделя: выбор «Известий»
- ^ Как все наладить? «Человек из Подольска» с «Кинотавра» учит жизни
- ^ Маленький человек 2.0
- ^ Человек из Подольска 2020
- ^ "Кинотавр". kinotavr.ru (in Russian). Retrieved 29 April 2021.
External links
edit- Man from Podolsk at IMDb
- Man from Podolsk at Kinopoisk (in Russian)
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