Dikari

This is one of the movies, which deal with emotions more than actions. Yes, it is difficult to understand it, if you had never had spent summer vacation time in such a "wild" environment, being absolutely on your own - from the very beginning to the very end. Humans nature has many different sides and very often people must play their roles throughout the whole year, doing what they are supposed to do, according the rules, dictated by their positions and surroundings. And only during times of vacations they may remind themselves about being young and meet the old friends, forget about duties, accept the nicknames and enjoy this short summer period to get their batteries charged for the rest of the year. The feelings I've got after watching this movie are absolutely true. I always feel the same through the summer - high expectations at the beginning and nostalgic feelings that it is over at the end.

Brilliant snapshot of three generations of Russian/ex Soviet sexually active people on holidays in Crimea (now days part of Ukraine). Very thoughtful and lyrical movie in great traditions of Russian literature and modern day folklore. I am afraid it will lose a lot in translation. 5 out of 4 native Russian speakers will enjoy it. A must to see for foreigners learning Russian and trying to understand what is going on in this country. It is remarkable that the movie with so many nudity and sex stands clean from any accusation of being a porno. This is a distinction of true art. Great, recommended to over 16. It has references to many Soviet/Russian cult movies. One of the most obvious reference is to Three plus Two, which influenced Soviet "popculture" .

Fifteen years after Ukraine's independence, a movie appears in which the Soviet Union seems to continue to exist. And then there was 2014 ... The film should be studied in schools as an example of propaganda.

First I thought it wasn't good, but when I paid attention it became one of my favorites. it's very funny. But um I thought his name was Gosha Kutsenka and not Yuri Kutsenka, but it could just be me.... This film gives a hilarious view of a "Russian" lazy summer on the Black Sea. It involves all the classic elements to keep the attention of today's people except unnecessary violence. It has foul language, nudity, and sex. Violence is only teased at on the volley ball court and earlier when 3 guys come to collect their girls from Aj-Yaj's camp area. Chernij is a funny character who is constantly cussing about something, and usually to himself. In short, it's worth it :)

It's fun to watch for a break you know! It's ok. Well not so promising...... Btw