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::SISTERS
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| Direction:
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Sergei Bodrov, Jr. |
| Screenplay:
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Sergei Bodrov, Jr., Gulshad Omarova, Segei Bodrov |
| Cinematography:
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Valery Martynov |
| Editing:
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Natasha Kucherenko |
| Sound:
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Maxim Belovolov |
| Music:
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Viktor Tsoi, Vadim Samoilov, Gleb Samoilov |
| Cast:
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Oksana Akinjshina, Katya Gorina, Sergei Bodrov, Jr., Andrei Krasko, Alexander Bashirov |
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35mm Colour 85' RUSSIA |
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| ::SYNOPSIS:: |
Two half-sisters, aged eight and thirteen, have never shared any affection or even connection. In fact, they barely know of each other’s existence. The younger of the two lives with her rich parents, enjoying tutors, music lessons and all manner of luxury. The elder lives with her poor grandmother, forced by necessity to show maturity and responsibility beyond her years. When the girls’ father faces reprisal from a rival gangster, the younger sibling finds herself in great danger; her father’s enemies are hunting her down, and the only person she can turn to is her older sister. Suddenly, the girls find themselves running for their lives from the local Mafiosi. Over the course of their flight, the pair come to understand and rely on each other...
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| ::Sergei Bodrov, Jr.:: |
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He was born in Moscow, in 1971, and earned his Master’s degree in art history from Moscow State University.
He has worked as a teacher, scriptwriter and television anchorman. After making his acting debut in his father
Sergei Bodrov’s 1996 film Prisoner of the Mountains,
he played in several other films. Sisters marks
his directorial debut.
FILMOGRAPHY
2001 Sestry
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