Tag: russia
The Iron Mask trailer: Jackie Chan faces off against Arnold Schwarzenegger
The action legends reunite 16 years after their last appearance together
Come and See trailer: Elem Klimov's terrifying anti-war film gets a 2K restoration
Janus films restore this often-overlooked classic for a small release next year
Citizen K trailer: Director Alex Gibney examines the life of one of Putin's fiercest enemies
The story of how Mikhail Khodorkovsky dared to face-off against Russia’s long-ruling leader
LFF 2019: Beanpole Review
The horrors of war traumatise two women in 1945 Russia
Dau trailer: An incredible film experiment that consumed the lives of everyone involved
7 years after production finished, we may finally see Ilya Khrzhanovsky's work in some form
The Colour of Pomegranates Review
A religious experience.
Attraction Review
Half man, half alien and one forgettable film
Watch the UK trailer for Andrey Zvyagintsev's Loveless
The story of a young boy caught between the cold hearts and minds of his parents
LFF 2017: Loveless Review
Andrey Zvyagintsev's film looks at the lack of care that permeates society today.
2017 Sundance Film Festival London: Icarus Review
2017 Sundance Film Festival London: Icarus
Pathologic Classic HD Review
High definition, but not exactly classic.
Metro Redux Review
Going Underground...Again
ANOTHER meteor caught on camera exploding over Russia
Russia gets all the space-rock fun.
Chernobyl Diaries Review
Its central premise may have triggered some fallout, and whilst it drums up some initial intrigue, you're unlikely to experience a substantial reaction from Bradley Parker's nuclear horror shocker.
Russian Mars Probe Phobos Grunt returns to earth with a splash.
The failed Russian Probe, Phobos Grunt fell back to Earth yesterday and whatever debris survived re-entry splashed down into the Pacific ocean.
Life in Moscow
BBC hit drama Life On Mars to be remade in Russia.
Sweet Karma Review
Andrew Thomas Hunt's feature proves a tricky blend of contradictory messages and righteous vengeance, as Mark Lee discovers. <br/>
The Brothers Bloom Review
The director of high-school noir 'Brick' returns with another fun spin on a classic US movie genre – the elaborate con.
Tsar Review
Pavel Lungin's epic sixteenth-century historical account of Ivan the Terrible proves to be a remarkable spectacle.
The Admiral Review
Noel Megahey reviews Andrei Kravchuk's depiction of the Russian Revolution as an epic romance.