Ein verheerendes Virus sucht Moskau heim und breitet sich bald in ganz Russland aus. Inmitten der entstehenden apokalyptischen Zustände kämpfen auch Sergey und seine Familie auf dem Weg zu e... Alles lesenEin verheerendes Virus sucht Moskau heim und breitet sich bald in ganz Russland aus. Inmitten der entstehenden apokalyptischen Zustände kämpfen auch Sergey und seine Familie auf dem Weg zu einem sicheren Zufluchtsort ums nackte Überleben.Ein verheerendes Virus sucht Moskau heim und breitet sich bald in ganz Russland aus. Inmitten der entstehenden apokalyptischen Zustände kämpfen auch Sergey und seine Familie auf dem Weg zu einem sicheren Zufluchtsort ums nackte Überleben.
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I admit to binge watching this, after the first episode I was hooked and wanted to see what happend to them , yes there are some cheesy moments and some bad decisions but people faced with life and death decisions under great stress do not always act rationally personally I enjoyed it and look forward to a season two
I had been looking for something new to watch, and randomly stumbled on a blog post gushing about this show. I decided to give it a shot, and could not stop watching over the course of 2 days.
If someone asked me to describe this show, I would say that it is a mix of "28 Days/Weeks Later" (2002, 2007) and "Contagion" (2011), with a uniquely Russian flair mixed in. I have never been exposed to a Russian producton before, and this show certainly set the bar high.
"To the Lake" follows an unlikely group of survivors as they attempt to battle their way out of Moscow, fleeing from a deadly virus that kills everything in its path within 3-4 days. The virus itself is shrouded in mystery, but the concept reminded me a lot of the aformentioned movie "Contagion". There are no zombies or supernatural entities found here; just a bleak depicition of mother nature's most efficient killing tool as it runs unchecked throughout Russia and beyond. I really appreciated this approach, and in my opinion, the show has a more realistic feel when compared to other pandemic shows that came before it (one AMC show in particular comes to mind...).
The editng and camera work were often reminiscent of the "28 Days" series, with hard cuts and shaky camera shots to help emphasize the horror and confusion of the situation. The cinematography was also excellent, and included some breathtaking shots of Russia's wilderness.
I only have a few minor gripes with the show. While the acting is excellent, there are moments where characters make some rather bewildering choices. My second issue is with the music; there are times where it feels out of place, or perhaps doesn't have the emotional impact that was intended. There are also times where the music is excellent, and reminded me (again) of the "28 Days" movies. Overall, it's a bit of a mixed bag.
With that being said, I definitely recommend this show. It's intense and bleak, but also has a uniquely human element to it that can be hard to capture in shows like this. If you like post apocalyptic movies/shows, definitely check this one out. For English speakers, I highly recommend watching this show in Russian with subtitles.
If someone asked me to describe this show, I would say that it is a mix of "28 Days/Weeks Later" (2002, 2007) and "Contagion" (2011), with a uniquely Russian flair mixed in. I have never been exposed to a Russian producton before, and this show certainly set the bar high.
"To the Lake" follows an unlikely group of survivors as they attempt to battle their way out of Moscow, fleeing from a deadly virus that kills everything in its path within 3-4 days. The virus itself is shrouded in mystery, but the concept reminded me a lot of the aformentioned movie "Contagion". There are no zombies or supernatural entities found here; just a bleak depicition of mother nature's most efficient killing tool as it runs unchecked throughout Russia and beyond. I really appreciated this approach, and in my opinion, the show has a more realistic feel when compared to other pandemic shows that came before it (one AMC show in particular comes to mind...).
The editng and camera work were often reminiscent of the "28 Days" series, with hard cuts and shaky camera shots to help emphasize the horror and confusion of the situation. The cinematography was also excellent, and included some breathtaking shots of Russia's wilderness.
I only have a few minor gripes with the show. While the acting is excellent, there are moments where characters make some rather bewildering choices. My second issue is with the music; there are times where it feels out of place, or perhaps doesn't have the emotional impact that was intended. There are also times where the music is excellent, and reminded me (again) of the "28 Days" movies. Overall, it's a bit of a mixed bag.
With that being said, I definitely recommend this show. It's intense and bleak, but also has a uniquely human element to it that can be hard to capture in shows like this. If you like post apocalyptic movies/shows, definitely check this one out. For English speakers, I highly recommend watching this show in Russian with subtitles.
To The Lake: Virus runs rife, people coughing and dropping dead, you can tell they're infected by the reds of their eyes, so don't shot until you can see that. Moscow is sealed off, a plague city. Law and order breaks down, security units start looting. A group try to journey to a lake where they hope to find refuge on an island. Internal tensions in the group doesn't help. Quite violent with disturbing scenes. Interesting to see a Russian pandemic TV Series. On Netflix. 7/10.
I was being sceptical before watching the first episode, but when I turned it on, I was vastly surprised! It doesn't only have a great storyline, it also has a fabulous cast and setting(s). You can feel that the characters develop emotions for one another. There's hatred, love, sympathy, but most importantly, there's hope and trust. You can literally learn from this show and know that if we ever have to face an epidemic like that, you'll have to be able to not only adapt to the changes around you, but also have the ability to trust the ones that can and should be trusted.
Anyways, I am giving this series a 9/10, I would give it a 10 if a few more families were involved, it would have been more "diverse". Really recommend this show to anyone that loves post-apocalyptic movies etc.
Anyways, I am giving this series a 9/10, I would give it a 10 if a few more families were involved, it would have been more "diverse". Really recommend this show to anyone that loves post-apocalyptic movies etc.
Never thought this will be so good.. Started watching this as i dont have anything to watch in Netflix .. Thought it will be like another zombie movie but man it takes things on a different level..
Will definitely wait for the season 2..
Will definitely wait for the season 2..
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- WissenswertesThe main shooting location in Archangelsk Oblast was the locality of Malozhma in the Onezhskiy District. This location lacked street lighting and it had no cell phone network. Moreover, right in the middle of the production, the village suffered a running-water outage for two days: the water-pipes ruptured right at the shooting location. Besides, during the course of the shooting, the crew burned a hole in a wooden bridge after building a fire on it in accordance with the script. Since it was the only link to other inhabited communities, the bridge was urgently repaired.
Despite this incident, the locals were very friendly towards the outsider cinema crew: they not only helped organize the shoots but also participated in the project as extras. Malozhma has a population of 400 people, most of them elderly.
- VerbindungenReferenced in Close-Up: Midsommar (2023)
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