Rendező:
Klim ShipenkoOperatőr:
Иван БурлаковSzereplők:
Vladimir Vdovichenkov, Pavel Derevyanko, Aleksandr Samoylenko, Maria Mironova, Оксана Фандера, Lyubov Novikova, Aleksandr Ratnikov, Valeriy Filonov (több)Tartalmak(1)
1985-ben a távirányítású szovjet űrállomás váratlanul elveszíti a kapcsolatot a földi irányítással. A Szaljut-7 a szovjet tudomány és űripar büszkesége, elvesztése nemcsak rombolná az ország imázsát, de a tragédia emberéleteket is veszélyeztet. Hogy megelőzzék a katasztrófát, az űrhajósoknak el kell érniük a Szaljut-7-et, és meg kell találniuk a hibát. Eddig azonban még senki nem dokkolt egy irányíthatatlan űrállomáson. Kezdetét veszi az űrhajózás történetének legkomplikáltabb küldetése. (Cinemax)
(több)Recenziók (3)
Russia's answer to America's Gravity. The Russians are certainly not doing badly at all. Technically they're excellent, the acting is decent too, and there are a few tense scenes. But there was something missing for a higher rating for me. A solid 65%
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You learn so many new things that I would have never believed before. I wasn't aware of this event, and while the film is somewhat inflated with a lot of alterations, the essence remains the same. I wouldn’t have expected the Russians to venture into space-themed films, and I was a bit skeptical, but that was disproven within the first few minutes. For a reasonable budget, the filmmakers got the maximum out of the minimum; visually, there's not much to improve—everything runs like a Swiss watch. At times, it's impressive how skillfully the creators tackled this theme, as the film also offers a solid atmosphere complemented by booming music, with a few moments that will stick in my mind for a long time. The acting is surprisingly good as well. Sometimes, the behavior of the main characters annoyed me a bit, as some decisions seemed unnecessary and rushed at the moment, but then I realized that I could calmly think through each step from the comfort of my chair, while they had to make decisions in orbit. It’s clear that nerves might have played a role at times. It’s not worth a perfect score, but within this genre, it does not embarrass itself; on the contrary, it outshines a few Hollywood films. I give it 82%.
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Visually, Salyut 7 was made very well. I also liked the narrative style supported by the appropriate musical accompaniment. It was really suspenseful at times, subtly touching, and also a bit funny. However, I would expect the Russians to avoid having an American-style ending. (75%)
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