Земля забуття
Directed by:
Michale BoganimScreenplay:
Michale BoganimCinematography:
Antoine HéberléCast:
Ольга Куриленко, Andrzej Chyra, Sergey Strelnikov, Nikita Emshanov, Nicolas Wanczycki, Ilya Iosifov, Dmitriy Surzhikov, Kseniya Nikolaeva (more)Plots(1)
Life was wonderful 25 years ago in Chernobyl. On April 26, 1986, in nearby Pripiat, Anya and Piotr are celebrating their wedding. Little Valery and his father Alexei, an engineer at the Chernobyl nuclear plant, are planting apple trees. Nikolai, a forest ranger, is on his regular rounds through the woods... But there's an accident at the power station. Piotr is called in to put out a fire. He never returns. People are quickly evacuated. Alexei, ordered into silence by the authorities, would rather disappear. Ten years later, Pripiat is a city of ghosts, a no-man's land, a gigantic modern Pompeii presented as an odd tourist spot... Anya is now a tour guide here, Valery is still looking for traces of his father and Nikolai still maintains his contaminated garden... Time heals, but is hope of a new life here is still possible? (Zlín Film Festival)
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Some human destinies are interesting and are therefore worth making a film about. But sometimes the presentation is such that it doesn't really do much. I think that's the problem with Land of Oblivion. It failed to impress me, even though it's not badly acted at all and it's dramatic. Yet it still seemed a little ordinary to me.
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