The Mark of Cain
The Mark of Cain (2001) is a documentary, directed by Alix Lambert. The 73-minute film holds an audience score of 7.6/10.
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What The Mark of Cain Is About
The documentary takes Russian prison tattoos as its subject. These tattoos are not decoration. Each of them carries a meaning. They show where a man has been held, what he did and whom he answers to. Wearing the wrong tattoo is counted dangerous. For a long time the subject was not spoken of in the country. The filming was done in high security prisons. Among them is the place known as the White Swan. Prisoners, guards and specialists speak. The language of the tattoos is explained one by one. The order known as the thieves’ code is set out as well. The practice is slowly disappearing. The reason for that is the country’s own change. The seventy three minute documentary keeps a record of that language, an American production Alix Lambert finished in 2001.
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What is The Mark of Cain about?
The documentary takes Russian prison tattoos as its subject. These tattoos are not decoration.
Where can I watch The Mark of Cain?
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How long is The Mark of Cain?
The Mark of Cain runs for 73 minutes (1h 13m).
When did The Mark of Cain come out?
The Mark of Cain was released in 2001.
Who directed The Mark of Cain?
The Mark of Cain was directed by Alix Lambert.
What is The Mark of Cain's rating?
The Mark of Cain holds 7.6/10 on IMDb and 7.6/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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