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Scott B. SmithZdjęcia:
Eric KoretzObsada:
Keanu Reeves, Ana Ularu, Dmitry Chepovetsky, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, James Gracie, Eugene Lipinski, Aleks Paunovic, Veronica Ferres, Rafael Petardi (więcej)VOD (1)
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Trudniący się handlem diamentami, Lucas (Keanu Reeves) przybywa do Rosji z zamiarem upłynnienia kolekcji rzadkich kamieni, pochodzących z wątpliwego źródła. Gdy okazuje się, że umówiony partner zniknął, Amerykanin wyrusza jego śladem. Trafia do niewielkiego miasteczka na Syberii, gdzie czekając na kontakt, wdaje się w romans z właścicielką miejscowej kawiarni (Ana Ularu). Nie wie, że los już wkrótce każe mu wybrać między uczuciem a zyskiem płynącym ze szlachetnych kamieni. (Cineman)
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It's truly a mystery to me what led Keanu Reeves to act in this Russia-infused mess, where instead of deep thoughts, everyone spouts crap. If only he was nice to look at, but even that doesn't work when he's constantly sweating profusely. (40%)
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Siberia has only two positions. Reeves has a stone, Reeves has it as a stone. And since the eager Siberian waitress knows many more positions, the softening brain and heart of the dealer can learn the notes of the swan song. A pathetic script full of rambling, dull dialogue, and wisdom about patience leads the tormented Keanu by the hand to a fatal finale, and the whole thing is comparable in attractiveness to watching wallpaper peel. This is what happens when Baba Yaga returns to her homeland and prefers cumshots over headshots.
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As a thriller, Siberia is just boring. Actually, it’s a thriller for only a quarter of its runtime, during which only basic genre clichés crop up. The rest of the film is a love story in which the American husband played by Keanu on the opposite side of the world (Siberia) has sex with a lonely Russian waitress. And goes off into the woods to hunt bears with her brothers.
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