Pavel Lungin
as Director
The thriller film The Queen of Spades, starring Ivan Yankovskiy, Kseniya Rappoport, Dmitriy Kulichkov, etc., directed by Pavel Lungin, was released on November 17, 2016 in Russian Federation. It tells the story of A man is intrigued by the story of woman who loses everything in a card game and finds a way to win it all back. This is a Thriller film with a runtime of 120 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.0/10 from 458 viewers.
Pavel Lungin
as Director
Ivan Yankovskiy
as Andrey
Kseniya Rappoport
as Sofia
Dmitriy Kulichkov
as Aleksey
Joe Lewis
as Andrey
Natalya Kolyakanova
as Elvira
Aleksey Kolgan
as Stepan
Arslan Murzabekov
as Fighter
Igor Mirkurbanov
as Oleg
Benik Arakelyan
as Gagik
Vladimir Simonov
as Golovin
Evgeniy Zelenskiy
as Baglay
Roman Kolotukhin
as Soldier
Konstantin Ignatev
as Player in car service
Arkadiy Parsegov
as Boy on the lake
Pavel Zaporozhets
as Croupier
Sergey Tishin
as Worker of a scene
Aleksey Dyakin
as Advokat
Daniil Soldatov
as Opera singer
Aleksandr Lungin
as Writer
Pavel Lungin
as Writer
Valery Pecheykin
as Writer
Aleksandr Pushkin
as Writer
David Seidler
as Writer
Stephen Walsh
as Writer
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Kesiniya Rappoport plays a Russian Diva who is staging Tchaikovsky's opera about a card game that one can win or lose. A young unknown singer badly wants the lead part Herman, in fact he wants to be Herman. He is literally willing to die for the part and willing to have mobsters fund his larger and larger bets to emulate the fictional Herman. Appropriately he does get the majority of screen time. However this is Rappoport's film and she dominates with a great performance. This Russian film is somewhat derivative, how could it not be, of the earlier Tchaikovsky based film "Black Swan". I think that this one is even better.
The script suffered a weakness then further compromised by a mediocre directing. The casting job was pretty good. Viewers who like opera would be glad to find out the opera scenes in this movie were quite good, quite a treat! The voice over for the two females and the young male actor looked pretty seamless, especially the young female's voice quality was superb. The storyline was a bit lame. Also, it seems that "The Queen of Spade" was the older diva, not the younger one. *There's typo in the short description of the movie: "...and finds a win it back", it should be "and finds a way to win it back" Also, Kseniya Rappoport's marriage year is 2016, not 201? Quote: Spouse (1) Dmitriy Borisov (201? - present) Quote: "In 2014 she met restaurateur Dmitriy Borisov. As of February 2016, they were married for some time."
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