Tayna Vechnoy Nochi |
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Soviet Union • 1956 • 76m •
  • Directed by: Abram Room, Dmitriy Vasilev. • Starring: Ivan Pereverzev, Konstantin Bartashevich, Mikhail Astangov, Apollon Yachnitskiy, Danuta Stolyarskaya, Yelena Izmailova, P. Samarin, Ye. Tarkhanov, Yan Yanakiyev, Ivan Zhevago. • Music by: Igor Morozov.     Following an extremely powerfull earthquake a new type or radiation emerges from the innards of the Earth which threatens mankind and gives birth to a new mysterious creature. A submarine is send to the bottom of the ocean to investigate the strange occurances.
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For having a underwater Sci-Fi final, the screenplay by Igor Lukovskiy is sadly fairly dryXwhere aside from a coda saying all the Soviet scientists work will be spread "Among the people", Lukovskiy keeps things straight-laceXwith the scientists staying stoic even when finding radio-activity underwater, as they sail out on the eternal night.
Diving deep into the waters of Atlantis, directors Dmitriy Vasilev & Abram Room bring a hard Sci-Fi to land, in Atlantis not being filled with underwater people, but instead being a hub for brightly coloured, radioactive new species of plants and regular-sized fish. Wiping the screen clean at each new discovery, the directors stand back in dour wide-shots giving the scientists plenty of room to display their expert sight.
Review by morrison-dylan-fan from the Internet Movie Database.
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