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Svyaz (2006)iMDB Rating: 5.7
Date Released : 29 June 2006
Genre : Drama, Romance
Stars : Mikhail Porechenkov, Anna Mikhalkova, Nastya Seglia, Dmitriy Shevchenko. Ilya is s a successful businessman in Moscow who owns several Hunting Equipment stores. He is happily married to a great woman and adores their 12 year old daughter. Nina is an advertising agent who lives in St. Petersburg. She is a happily married to a wonderful man, with whom she raises their 8 year old son. Somewhere between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Nina and Ilya meet and fall deeply in love..." />
Movie Quality : HDrip
Format : MKV
Size : 700 MB

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Ilya is s a successful businessman in Moscow who owns several Hunting Equipment stores. He is happily married to a great woman and adores their 12 year old daughter. Nina is an advertising agent who lives in St. Petersburg. She is a happily married to a wonderful man, with whom she raises their 8 year old son. Somewhere between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Nina and Ilya meet and fall deeply in love. A succession of passionate dates follow and the lightness of their romance slowly fades, turning into a desperate need to see each other. As married adults, they agree from the very start that they would not divorce or arouse their spouse's suspicions. Naturally, that never happens.

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Review :

not bad, not much

It is a film you may watch on TV without feeling that you are completely wasting your time, although I would not visit a movie theatre just to see it (well maybe I could given a peculiar mood, such as the end of a relationship). The plot is a clandestine love affair between two not very young, not very beautiful people (in this sense you enjoy it far more than the usual Hollywood fare, because you feel the heroes' level of sex appeal is not far from the average viewer's). But the characters are rather human and on the whole sufficiently convincing, especially the main characters' husband and wife. Special mention for Leonid Yarmolnik: in a few minutes' appearance he manages to convey a full fledged character, whereas everybody else in the film needs some time to impose him/herself upon the viewer. A good film for fans of close-ups.