The Kopeck
The Kopeck (2002) is a comedy, directed by Ivan Dykhovichnyy. It stars Andrey Krasko and Roman Madyanov. The 115-minute film holds an audience score of 5.2/10.
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What The Kopeck Is About
Ivan Dykhovichny’s 2002 Russian comedy follows the fate not of a person but of a car: the first Soviet Lada, known to everyone as the kopeck. It starts out with Brezhnev’s daughter and then passes from hand to hand, out of the last Soviet years and into the wild period after perestroika, among gangsters and freshly minted oligarchs. Each owner brings the film a new scene, and thirty years of a country’s history get told from the seat of a single car. Dykhovichny wrote the script with the novelist Vladimir Sorokin. Andrey Krasko and the musician Sergey Shnurov are in the cast. The structure belongs to the tradition of the episodic film in which an object passes from owner to owner.
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What is The Kopeck about?
Ivan Dykhovichny’s 2002 Russian comedy follows the fate not of a person but of a car: the first Soviet Lada, known to everyone as the kopeck. It starts out with Brezhnev’s daughter and then passes from hand to hand, out of the last Soviet years and into the wild period after perestroika, among gangsters and freshly minted oligarchs.
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How long is The Kopeck?
The Kopeck runs for 115 minutes (1h 55m).
When did The Kopeck come out?
The Kopeck was released in 2002.
Who directed The Kopeck?
The Kopeck was directed by Ivan Dykhovichnyy.
Who stars in The Kopeck?
The Kopeck stars Andrey Krasko, Roman Madyanov, Aleksandra Kulikova, Sergey Shnurov.
What is The Kopeck's rating?
The Kopeck holds 6.9/10 on IMDb and 5.2/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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