A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
November 11, 2004
Original Title:
Марс
Alternate Titles:
Марс
Genres:
Comedy | Drama
Production Companies:
Central Partnership
Studio SLON
Production Countries:
Russia
Ratings / Certifications:
RU: 12+
Runtime: 100
Somewhere deep, deep in Russia there is a town called Marks (named after Karl Marks, founder of Communism theory) where all people are working on toy factory and receiving their wages as toys. News from other cities are arriving on very rare occasion. One morning, Boris, a former boxing who is running from something, wakes up in train and see four letters MAR_S. From his first steps he starts to meet new people as Gregori, young man with a dream who is in love with local librarian, Greta, whose dream is to get out from this god-forgotten town. With each new step, he is meeting new people, but the past is hard to escape
Additional Director of Photography:
Oleg Shuvaev
Assistant Director:
Marina Kopylkova
Tatyana Sulyaeva
Costume Design:
Marina Ananyeva
Director:
Anna Melikyan
Director of Photography:
Oleg Lukichyov
Editor:
Ivan Lebedev
Makeup Artist:
Elvira Emelyanova
Music:
Alexey Aygi
Producer:
Sabina Eremeeva
Ruben Dishdishyan
Production Design:
Ulyana Ryabova
Screenplay:
Anna Melikyan
Sound Director:
Aleksandr Kopeykin
Stunt Coordinator:
Oleg Poddubnyy
Underwater Director of Photography:
Grigoriy Yablochnikov
Yuri Levchenko
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