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It Happened Near the Sea (Russian: Это было у моря) is a 1989 Soviet drama film directed by Ayan Shakhmaliyeva. It was made during the dying days of the Soviet Union, and reflects the growing discontent towards the Soviet system.
Synopsis. The events of the film take place in a resort area South of the seaside city, beautiful and alien. The heroine of the film - girls orphanage for children with a sick spine, physical energy of the characters looking out in painfully cruel scheme of mutual relations.
- Ayan Shakhmaliyeva
- Lenfilm
Overview. The events of the film take place in a resort area South of the seaside city, beautiful and alien. The heroine of the film - girls orphanage for children with a sick spine, physical energy of the characters looking out in painfully cruel scheme of mutual relations.
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Kinorium. IMDb 6.6. Critics — Movie. Cast & Crew. Videos. Stills. Facts. Awards. Premieres. Related. Links. It Happened Near the Sea. ( 1989 ) 6.7. Это было у моря… Drama. Teenage drama that takes place in a boarding school for kids with spinal problems. School ways are harsh, the stronger kids are always at the top and adult staff supports it.
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- Nina Ruslanova
- Ayan Shakhmaliyeva
- Lenfilm Studio
The events of the film take place in a resort area South of the seaside city, beautiful and alien. The heroine of the film – girls orphanage for children with a sick spine, physical energy of the characters looking out in painfully cruel scheme of mutual relations.
Storyline. Teenage drama that takes place in a boarding school for kids with spinal problems. School ways are harsh, the stronger kids are always at the top and adult staff supports it. The striking contrast to the plot is seaside town scenery.
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- Drama
- Ayan Shakhmaliyeva
- 1989-11
