Bankrupt

About This Movie

So, 'Bankrupt' from 2009 is this quirky little piece that dives into the absurdity of financial troubles through a comedic lens. You've got Merchant Samson Silych Bolshov, who, rather than face his debts, opts for bankruptcy and hands off everything to his clerk, Lazar. The whole marriage thing to Lazar's daughter Lipochka is just dripping with irony and you can feel the tension bubbling beneath the surface. It’s got that offbeat vibe, balancing comedy with family dynamics and a touch of romance. The pacing’s a bit uneven, but it adds to the charm—keeps you guessing what’s coming next. Plus, the performances, especially in the more dramatic moments, have this raw energy that really pulls you in.

Quirky narrative structure · Strong family dynamics · Interesting character arcs