Kin-Dza-Dza! (Кин-Дза-Дза!) Remastered
2xDVD-5 | PAL 720 x 576 (4:3) MPEG2 | Audio: Dolby AC3, 6 Ch, 448 Kbps / 2 Ch, 224 Kbps (Ru); Dolby AC3, 6 Channels, 448 Kbps (En, Fr)
Language: Ru, En, Fr | Subtitles: Russian, English, French, Italian, Spanish, German | 2h:06min | 8,99 Gb | Cover, Discs (300 dpi) | Menu: Ru, En, Fr
IMDB: 8.1/10 | Genre: Fantasy Comedy, Sci-Fi | 1986 Year | Studio: Mosfilm (USSR) | Director: Georgi Daneliya; Writers: Georgi Daneliya, Revaz Gabriadze
Cast: Stanislav Lyubshin, Evgeni Leonov, Yuriy Yakovlev, Levan Gabriadze, Olga Mashnaya
| “ | “I found out about Kin-Dza-Dza from a friend who noticed it was (at the time) #16 on the IMDB Top 50 Sci-Fi movies list. I did some research on the film and quickly discovered that virtually nobody in the western world had seen it. There were no English subtitled DVD releases, and no plans to release it anytime soon. Of course this made the movie ever more appealing and I suddely HAD to see it. I turned to my only remaining option...downloading it over the Internet. I found the movie (with fan-made English subs!) on Bittorrent, and within a week the movie had downloaded. The subtitles are great, and the movie is a treasure! If you're a fan of sci-fi or existentialism, this movie is both entertaining and philosophical. The movie is a cult sensation in Russia, akin to movies such as Donnie Darko in the US. It's really a shame that no one has made the movie available over here, because it would definitely find an audience with the proper word of mouth. Movies like this tend to publicize themselves, you just have to get people to look at them in the first place. I think the Criterion Collection would be the perfect company to introduce this great film to the rest of the world. It's very culturally important in Russia (one of the scenes is an obvious critique of Communism that managed to make it past the censors!), and somewhat similar to Solyaris, another Russian Sci-Fi that has been put out by the collection. The Criterion Collection carries with it enough prestige to get people to take notice and give the film a shot. Plus, it'd be great to finally get some information of the movie and it's Russian influence! All the pages with ANY information are in Russian, so I don't really know anything about the history of the film. Anyway, this film is funny, smart and endearing. If you are able to get ahold of a copy of the movie, I definitely recommend it!” – Amazon.com | ” |
| “ | “This movie I've watched about 15 times and I'm still can't get tired of it! It's amazing! It has very smart sence of humor and at the same time it is a drama, I really do recomend to watch this movie to anyone who likes masterpieces of russian cinematography.” – Amazon.com | ” |
| “ | “English/American culture (for the most part) tends to be rather reclusive, for example, there are virtually no foreign language songs on the radio. Because of this, many classics are missed, simply because people do now know about them. This movie is the best example of a great classic unknown. If it would be made it Brittan in the sixties, it would have defiantly achieved cult status, and be widely regarded as all-time sci-fi classic. Alas, it is in Russian, and made at the end of the cold war, and therefore virtually unknown outside of the former Soviet Union. The movie is full of wonderfully black humour (if you are higher up on the social scale, you sleep on a bed without nails, and they cannot beat you in the middle of the night), desert world with rusted metal structures, and wonderfully eccentric telepathic aliens with bizarre social structures. This movie is truly a must see – a word of warning however, this is so far from a Hollywood movie, it is it's evil twin. Unlike Hollywood it has: A story Strong characters Crap special effects Complete lack of “touchy feely”. To get the best experience: 1) find subtitled version; 2) find a Russian to watch it with you.” – IMDB.com | ” |
Special DVD features (Russian, English, French):
• Interview with Director Georgy Daneliya
• «Chatlian Language – Short Dictionary»
• Filmographies
• Photo album
• Soon on DVD
• Interview with Director Georgy Daneliya
• «Chatlian Language – Short Dictionary»
• Filmographies
• Photo album
• Soon on DVD
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Many thanks for the movie and mainly for the quality!
Links are dead? Pity. Another 1 day ago they were alive. =((
To2.9289682539:
That – “original DVD9 format” (I mean the quality of picture and sound). That is: the video is not compressed. This is the original release (http://ruscico.com/dvd.php?lang=en&dvd=316). Just removed some (not important) additional materials.
In short: there is no difference between releases.
Release DVD5: 8,99 Gb
Release DVD9: 9.79 GB
Why less? Squeezed picture «Chatlian Language – Short Dictionary» (from “Special DVD features”), plus threw a few commercials.
I want to repeat (this is important): This release is NOT DIFFERENT from DVD-9 (picture and sound quality). Please, see http://torrents.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2307382 for more details (russian language!).
Do not worry – I will repeat. Come back in 24 hours – will be new links.
But honestly not everyone has "unlimited" internet download account ~ can you please consider offering a compressed .mkv file?
A small Question, the 2 DVD is a bonus DVD, or it's the 2 part of the movie.
THANKS A LOT
Now I checked – the link alive! If something happens – please send me a Private Message!
2Adama:
I'm ashamed to admit it, but I do not know how to do MKV... =( Maybe it can do one of the visitors who downloaded the DVD?
The second DVD – is the second series of the film (that is: to watch the movie need to have both discs).
Предупреждать надо!!!!
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Почему только между переводами? Там две русские дорожки:
http://pixhost.ws/pictures/1115288