Long Dates

Long Dates follows Father Alexey, portrayed by Oleg Garkusha, an eccentric priest who leads a solitary life. His routine is disrupted when he is assigned to visit Violetta, a deaf girl played by Vasilisa Perelygina, who is imprisoned for a crime she did not commit. As he discovers her true identity as an orphan he once baptized, Father Alexey's perspective on life shifts dramatically.

The film runs for 80 minutes and is produced by Sverdlovsk Film Studio. It offers a poignant narrative that delves into the complexities of human relationships and the transformative power of compassion. Collectors may appreciate this film for its unique storytelling and character-driven plot, which is characteristic of contemporary Russian cinema.

Available on DVD, Long Dates presents an opportunity for collectors interested in international films, particularly those from the drama and romance genres. Its modern release adds to the diversity of physical media collections, showcasing the evolution of storytelling in film.