Stars: Alexandra Drozdova, Alexander Molochnikov, Anna Slyu, Oksana Akinshina, Kuzma Kotrelev, Miroslav Pentsov, Anastasia Kuimova, Oleg Vasilkov, Valery Kukhareshin | Written by Evgeny Kolyadintsev | Directed by Pavel Sidorov
Following the death of her brother under mysterious circumstances, and haunted by a series of disturbing dreams, a young woman is persuaded to take part in an experiment at the institute of somnology, where she and 3 other patients are immersed in a joint lucid dream. But after dawn, they wake up in a completely different reality, which is worse than any nightmare…
The first thing that strikes you about Quiet Comes the Dawn are the visuals. Visually stunning, the film, at times, looks like a Cronenberg movie – there are stark hospital visuals a la Dead Ringers and Rabid and the concrete building that houses the sleep institute resembles the setting of Shivers. But that’s not all, the eerie scenes set in Sveta...
Following the death of her brother under mysterious circumstances, and haunted by a series of disturbing dreams, a young woman is persuaded to take part in an experiment at the institute of somnology, where she and 3 other patients are immersed in a joint lucid dream. But after dawn, they wake up in a completely different reality, which is worse than any nightmare…
The first thing that strikes you about Quiet Comes the Dawn are the visuals. Visually stunning, the film, at times, looks like a Cronenberg movie – there are stark hospital visuals a la Dead Ringers and Rabid and the concrete building that houses the sleep institute resembles the setting of Shivers. But that’s not all, the eerie scenes set in Sveta...
- 10/5/2019
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Adding just over a dozen features and four shorts to the lists of previously announced titles (first round and Dokumente), the Berlinale announces that the Panorama program for this year's edition (February 9 through 19) is now complete. The breakdown: "53 feature films: 18 in the main program, 15 in Panorama Special and 20 in Panorama Dokumente.... 34 productions from 37 countries are screening as world premieres. Seven fictional films are directorial debuts. There are 12 German productions, and 24 women filmmakers presenting 16 films."
New narrative features:
Bugis Street Redux by Yonfan, Hong Kong. With Hiep Thi Le, Michael Lam, Greg-O and Ernest Seah.
Cherry by Stephen Elliott, USA. With Ashley Hinshaw, James Franco, Heather Graham, Dev Patel and Lili Taylor. World Premiere. The site.
Chocó by Jhonny Hendrix Hinestroza, Columbia. With Karent Hinestroza, Esteban Copete, Fabio García, Daniela Mosquera, Jesús Benavides. Wp.
Glaube, Liebe, Tod (Belief, Love, Death) by Peter Kern, Austria. With Traute Furthner, Peter Kern, Joao Moreira Pedrosa.
New narrative features:
Bugis Street Redux by Yonfan, Hong Kong. With Hiep Thi Le, Michael Lam, Greg-O and Ernest Seah.
Cherry by Stephen Elliott, USA. With Ashley Hinshaw, James Franco, Heather Graham, Dev Patel and Lili Taylor. World Premiere. The site.
Chocó by Jhonny Hendrix Hinestroza, Columbia. With Karent Hinestroza, Esteban Copete, Fabio García, Daniela Mosquera, Jesús Benavides. Wp.
Glaube, Liebe, Tod (Belief, Love, Death) by Peter Kern, Austria. With Traute Furthner, Peter Kern, Joao Moreira Pedrosa.
- 1/25/2012
- MUBI
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