Noch' Naprolyot

2011
18m

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B-Horror Parody Slapstick Superhero Action Comedy Horror Short Thriller

Jora, a man who didn't watched the TV for five years has a bet with his friends to watch it all night long. Unfortunately, rastaman smokes weed near his window, resulting in hallucinations.Jora, a man who didn't watched the TV for five years has a bet with his friends to watch it all night long. Unfortunately, rastaman smokes weed near his window, resulting in hallucinations.Jora, a man who didn't watched the TV for five years has a bet with his friends to watch it all night long. Unfortunately, rastaman smokes weed near his window, resulting in hallucinations.

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2.1/10

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Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total

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Sergey Twob

Jora

Grigoriy Butlitskiy

Rastaman

Jam

1st Sergey

Andriy

2nd Sergey

Andrey Kondratenko

Surgeon

Anna Pchyolka

Surgeon's Victim

Yaroslav Kozak

Village Council Deputy G.G. Zaporozhets'

Artem Nikulin

The Man with the Flag
(as Artiom Nikulin)

Mykyta Rykunov

Newscaster
(as Nikita Rykunov)

Victoriya Ivanchenko

Girl in the Commercial

Darya Mikhno

Girl in the Commercial

Leonid Syplyi

The Voices from the TV
(voice)
(as Mikhail Pervushin)
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E.S. Tribes

The Voices from the TV
(voice)
(as Slava Pustovalov)

Lena Polovina

The Voices from the TV
(voice)

Mikhail Bondarev

Narrator
(voice)

Pavel Lankin

The Mugger

Knopka

The Girl

Askold Tutylopydirskiy

The Creature in the Toilet Bowl

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2.126

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Trivia
Mykola Yeriomin considers this film one of his worst, if not the worst of all, but also considers it enjoyable in the "so bad it's good" kind of way. It was also a good exercise in film-making which made him better at understanding the problems of the process and the ways of solving them.

Goofs
Night was obviously filmed at day.

Crazy credits
In the beginning there are two disclaimers - the first one, in three languages (English, Russian and Ukrainian) right after the PP Studio logo says "Film is based on a treatment that won in Irpen Film Festival in 2010". Another says (in Russian) that all the channels are fictional but parodying actual ones, though there were not criticism intended, that movie don't want to offend modern television in anything and in fact it was an inspiration on the film, and that authors are sorry if some moral damage occurs on the TV channels due to their film.