"Marathon of desires"
More than anything, a manicurist from Voronezh Marina (Aglaya Tarasova) wants to marry her young man Lesha (Makar Zaporizhsky). The celebration is already on the nose, but, as luck would have it, the heroine loses her passport. To find the document, Marina, on the advice of her faithful friend Lisa (Maria Minogarova), joins the popular "social network" desire marathon.
According to the marathon, to fulfill a desire, you just need to come up with the most accurate wording for him and write it in a notebook. Surprisingly, everything that Marina writes down comes true, but leads to the most unexpected consequences. So, she finds herself in the ventilation pipe of a St. Petersburg airport, and then she has to portray a corpse with a severed head on board a private airliner.
Aglaia Tarasova, remembered by the audience for the TV series “Interns” and the full-length film “Ice,” appears in this film in an unusual role for an uneducated simpleton.
"Desire Marathon" is the first full meter of actress and screenwriter Dasha Charusha. Among the producers of the film is director Ilya Naishuller (Hardcore). A small but vivid role in the film was played by Alexander Gudkov.
“Bad Boys Forever” (Bad Boys for Life)
Miami police detective Marcus Burnett became a grandfather and (to the displeasure of his co-worker and friend Mike Lowry) was about to retire. Lowry, meanwhile, is in danger: he is being avenged by the owner of a drug cartel, which many years ago was destroyed by the efforts of the police. Colleagues will have to postpone vacation plans in order to save their lives and at the same time eradicate crime.
17 years after the release of the sequel "Bad Guys", the business of Michael Bay was continued by directors Adil Al Arbi and Bilal Fall. Cast, however, remained unchanged - Will Smith and Martin Lawrence returned to the roles of Lowry and Burnett, respectively.
The action component was also not affected: viewers will again see large-scale shootings with an abundance of pyrotechnics, bloody confrontations and car chases with expensive cars.
Unlike the creators of the Shrek cartoon series, who completed the franchise with a tape of the same name, the Bad Guys team is already developing a new, fourth story about the adventures of the cops.
"Underwater" (Underwater)
At the Kepler 822 submarine station, based on the bottom of the Mariana Trench, depressurization provoked by a strong earthquake occurs. Parts of the crew manage to survive in the compartment with rescue capsules. But the lives of these people are hanging by a thread: they are threatened not only by strong pressure, but also by a creature previously unknown to humanity.
“Underwater” is the third feature film by American director William Eubank and the last tape released by 20th Century Fox. Filming took place in the spring of 2017, but the release was delayed in connection with the purchase of 20th Century Fox Disney conglomerate.
The main roles in the tape were played by Kristen Stewart and Vincent Kassel.
The Chess Player (Fahim)
Fahim Mohammad was born in the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka in 2000, but at the age of eight he was forced to move to France. Having settled with his father in a suburb of Paris, the boy begins to attend chess classes. There, he meets the illustrious grandmaster Sylvain Champentier.
Fahim decides to participate in national competitions. But he has difficulties when France refuses to provide political asylum to his family.
The story of Fahim, the winner of France’s national chess competitions, is reflected in an autobiography co-authored by Sophie Le Calleneck and Xavier Parmentier. The film adaptation of the book under the original name Fahim was released in world hire in August 2019.
The main role in the film was played by Assad Ahmed. Isabelle Nanti and Gerard Depardieu also played in the film.
"Death to our face"
Masha (Alexandra Bystrzycka) is terminally ill. The heroine’s husband (Daniil Pugaev) has only four days, for which he must get four million necessary for her salvation. It is not easy to do this: you don’t have to rely on relatives and friends, he himself works as a courier, and hardly anyone will give him a loan.
But the guy does not give up. He is looking for any way to earn money - including filming a movie for adults. Masha does try to relate to the situation with humor: she “tries on” the coffin and draws up guest lists for the funeral.
The tape of Boris Guts, a graduate of the Higher Courses for Scriptwriters and Directors and a student of Vladimir Khotinenko, received the main prize at the Window to Europe festival. The film was shot on mobile phones.