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No Love No Death (2018) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 18, 2018

Original Title:
Ни любви, ни смерти

Alternate Titles:
Ni lyubvi, ni smerti

Genres:
Drama

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 20

Overview from TheMovieDB

Accidentally, Alyona finds herself alone in her lover's country-house on Christmas Eve. All she can see from the window is a snow-covered desert, and a cat is the only living creature who is near. The heating is turned off, her mobile phone battery is low. Alyona tries to get out of the country-house, but the more external circumstances she overcomes the deeper she sinks into her inner hell. At the end of the day her desire to escape suddenly evolves into desire to die. There are three layers in the film: physical, symbolical and metaphysical. All Alyona's activity is a surface that hides her struggle with her inner demons, her existential solitude and her inability to cope with it. Trying to escape the swamp of unsolved issues Alyona sinks only deeper and deeper to reach the bottom, then push off and start her way to inner resurrection. The only thing we are never given enough is love. The only thing we never give enough is love.

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Production

Director:
Gleb Ross

Director of Photography:
Andrey Luninsky

Editor:
Gleb Ross

Executive Producer:
Gleb Ross

Producer:
Alexandr Bezkrovny

Production Design:
Igor Gembel-Zaykin

Screenplay:
Gleb Ross

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