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| Country: | Soviet Union |
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| Length: | 7 min |
Description:
This isn't the Hades of history books. This is St. Petersburg, steeped in mystical literary tradition. A city of grandeur, vastness, and a sense of death. The sky offers no brightness; the Neva River seems like liquid lead. A heavy, oppressive air hangs over everything, and a chilling dread lurks, threatening punishment for an unknown transgression. Even the famed white nights feel bleak. It feels as though you might encounter the ghost of a poet, tormented at the age of thirty in any century past. Be wary of the monuments; they are said to wander the city quays, bringing luck (as Pushkin wrote). And don't trust the city's image. St. Petersburg is a phantom, evolved from a swamp and a haven for evil spirits. Brilliant St. Petersburg.
| Alternative title: | Призраки белых ночей |
| Release year: | 1991 |
| Language: | Russian |
| Director: | Dmitri Frolov |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | avant-garde white russian |