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Ostrov

2006 [RUSSIAN]

Action / Comedy / Drama

Ostrov

2006 [RUSSIAN]

Action / Comedy / Drama

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

39% TOMATOMETER · 200 reviews

63% AUDIENCE · 25K ratings

7.8/10 · 13.5K

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Plot summary

Somewhere in Northern Russia in a small Russian Orthodox monastery lives an unusual man whose bizarre conduct confuses his fellow monks, while others who visit the island believe that the man has the power to heal, exorcise demons and foretell the future.

Director

Pavel Lungin

Top cast

Viktoriya Isakova as Nastya

Viktor Sukhorukov as Father Filaret

Dmitriy Dyuzhev as Father Iov

Yuriy Kuznetsov as Tikhon

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.03 GB

1280*544

Russian 2.0

PG-13

23.976 fps

1 hr 54 min

Seeds 2

1.91 GB

1920*816

Russian 2.0

PG-13

23.976 fps

1 hr 54 min

Seeds 7

Comments 4

jmintoff 1144 days ago

What an amazing movie. This is a star in the universe, 10/10.

h2so4_72 2074 days ago

Nice movie !!! Lakad Matatag!!!

Carecalho 2228 days ago

Russian movies are top !!

mehedi970 2234 days ago

Thanks a ton man!

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IMDb reviews

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5 / 10

The 2006 film <i>Ostrov</i> (The Island) is a

CRCulver

The 2006 film Ostrov (The Island) is a story of religious faith in the bleak Russian north. As the film opens, it is 1942 and the young Russian sailor Anatoly…

The 2006 film Ostrov (The Island) is a story of religious faith in the bleak Russian north. As the film opens, it is 1942 and the young Russian sailor Anatoly is forced by the Germans to shoot his captain Tikhon. Left for dead, Anatoly washes up on the shore of an island where a monastery is located. He spends the next three decades among the monks trying to atone for the killing of his friend and shipmate. Eventually, though he considers himself the lowest of the low, Anatoly is granted clairvoyance and the ability to work miracles. A steady stream of visitors comes to the island to seek his help. But Anatoly is a certain kind of saint specific to the Russian tradition, the holy fool. He does things that make no sense to his fellow monks, to the point they think he's insane, but eventually everything he does is revealed to communicate some key spiritual point. Between ministering to the outsiders who visit him and dealing with his exasperated brethren, Anatoly gets no rest. The film is beautiful in a way. The plot is engaging enough, and for audiences outside Russia (as well as many Russians who grew up under Communism) this is an informative presentation of the realities of Orthodox monastic life. The makeup effects are excellent -- Pyotr Mamonov doesn't look this decrepit in real-life, but on the screen he really is convincing as a starets who has spent decades in an unforgiving environment. Nonetheless, I found Ostrov rather too heavy-handed, seeming at best sappy and at worst outright propaganda for a certain kind of contemporary Russian Orthodoxy that doesn't represent the faith entirely well. When one thinks of Russian Orthodoxy in cinema, one is tempted to draw comparisons with Andrei Tarkovsky, but even when Tarkovsky wasn't directly using Orthodox themes, he still communicated Christian truths more powerfully than anything in this film (think of the climax of Tarkovsky's Stalker or the ending of Offret). Thus, all in all, Ostrov is entertaining but not terribly deep.

7 / 10

Beautiful,bleak location. Excellent cinematography and direction hi...

pancine

Beautiful,bleak location. Excellent cinematography and direction highlights this story of guilt and redemption. Some find it in helping others selflessly. Or…

9 / 10

One of the best European Christian Movies

dancemacabre

As from the beginning I feel the dramatic power of this film. It was unusual, melancholic and deeply Christian. Opening scene when old man pray his repentance…

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