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Certificate 15. Running time 83 minutes. One screening: Sat 5 Dec, 7.30pm. Tickets booked online via King Street Cinema — price not stated on the listing.
A newly restored Estonian genre-bender screens at King Street Cinema.
About the film
An anonymous tip sets off a traditional whodunnit that quickly segues into surrealistic farce, moving from film noir into science fiction. Based on a screenplay by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, it builds an enigmatic atmosphere out of modernist interiors, snow-covered landscapes and Sven Grünberg’s psychedelic synthesiser score. This 4K restoration was scanned from elements held by Estonia’s National Archives.
Good to know
Certificate 15. Running time 83 minutes. One screening: Saturday 5 December at 7.30pm.
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