Igor MINAIEV
Игорь МИНАЕВ
Igor MINAIEV
Russia / France, 2002, 117mn 
Colour, fiction
Lunnye polyany
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Лунные поляны

 

 Lunnye polyany

 Les Clairières de lune

 
Directed by : Igor MINAIEV (Игорь МИНАЕВ)
Writing credits : Olga MIKHAILOVA (Ольга МИХАЙЛОВА), Igor MINAIEV (Игорь МИНАЕВ)
 
Cast
Aleksandr BERDA (Александр БЕРДА)
Alisa BOGART (Bogatcheva) (Алиса БОГАРТ (Богачева) ) ...Nina
Andrey KUZICHEV (Андрей КУЗИЧЕВ) ...Andreï
Sergey LOSEV (Сергей ЛОСЕВ)
Igor MINAIEV (Игорь МИНАЕВ)
Natalia SHOSTAK (Наталья ШОСТАК)
Viktoria TOLSTOGANOVA (Виктория ТОЛСТОГАНОВА) ...Amie de Nina, maîtresse de Andreï
Andrey TOLUBEYEV (Андрей ТОЛУБЕЕВ)
 
Cinematography : Vladimir PANKOV (Владимир ПАНКОВ)
Music : Anatoli DERGACHEV (Анатолий ДЕРГАЧЕВ)
Produced by : Vladilen ARSENYEV (Владилен АРСЕНЬЕВ)
Companies : Artcam International
 
Release date in France : 2009-05-06, Site

Awards :
Grand prix du festival Kinoshock-2002

Plot synopsis
In St. Petersburg, at the time of the White nights, Nina, a thirty years old young woman, buries her mother. The ceremony is an opportunity, for Nina, to meet with her brother Andrey who lives elsewhere. Andrey left the family home ten years before, to avoid that his parents discover his incestuous relationship with his sister.
In spite of their efforts to forget the past, their mutual attraction comes back and flusters their relations again. Although now grown-ups, they do not succeed in forgetting the world of their childhood.
 

Selected in the following festivals or events :
- Strasbourg two weeks of Russian cinema, Strasbourg (France), 2011
- Film Festival of CIS countries, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia "Kinoshock", Anapa (Russia), 2011
- Ciné-Meaux-Club : semaine de cinéma russe, Meaux (France), 2010
- Russian Film Festival, Orléans (France), 2010
- Release in France of the film, Different cities (France), 2009-05-06
- Honfleur Russian Film Festival, Honfleur (France), 2005
- Nantes Russian Film Festival, Nantes (France), 2003
- Open Russian Film Festival Kinotavr, Sochi (Russia), 2003
- "Vyborg" Russian Film Festival (formerly ''A Window to Europe''), Vyborg (Russia), 2003

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