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"Light Up" unusual satire on contemporary Russian reality

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LIGHT UP
Drama / 104 min / Russian / 2017
 

Honest, strong, unusual satire on the contemporary Russian reality

TEASER

 A film by Kirill Pletnev (debut)
Cast: Inga Oboldina ("Everybody Dies But Me", "Sky. Plane. Girl"), Viktoria Isakova ("The Student"), Vladimir Ilyin ("Burnt By The Sun", "The Barber of Siberia"), Anna Ukolova ("Leviathan")
Director of photography: Sergey Mikhalchuk (Silver Berlin Bear for "Under Electric Clouds")

 

 

Alevtina Romanova is a penal officer in a women’s prison colony. Her image of a stern officer is betrayed only by her voice – a kind of voice to be envied by opera stars. She has been embarrassed of her gift since she was a child and now sings only when she stays alone, to herself. Once, her secret is revealed – an inmate records a video with her cell phone and uploads it in the internet. The video is a hit, and Alevtina is invited to Moscow to the country’s most popular song contest. The woman is eager not to miss her chance, and, finally, to change her life. But she is totally unprepared for the competition. The only person who can help her rehearse is the inmate – who is a former singer.

 

 

 

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Indie Vision, an operating branch of Russian World Vision, based in Moscow, focuses on selling independent East-European feature and documentary films, which are carefully selected from the plenty of content and culturally relevant to nowadays.

Indie Vision has entered the market to make best indie films from the region recognisable worldwide.

It is managed by the team experienced in acquisitions, festival programming and film promotion - Marianna Ibragimova and Alisa Stolyarova, who have been working in the field of independent distribution since 2008.
 

 


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