Resentment

About This Movie

So, 'Resentment' from '97 is an intriguing piece. It weaves together tales from Vasily Shukshin, most notably 'Night in the Boiler Room' and 'Offense.' The tone feels raw, almost gritty, capturing the struggles of everyday life—there's a certain weight to the atmosphere. The pacing... well, it has its own rhythm, allowing the viewer to really sit with the characters' dilemmas. The performances are grounded, bringing those tough emotions to the forefront without any excess. The practical effects aren’t really a highlight; it’s more about the storytelling. What stands out is how it delves into human feelings and social issues, letting you ponder long after the credits roll.

Features adaptations from Vasily Shukshin's narratives. · Captures the essence of 90s Russian cinema. · Strong focus on character-driven storytelling.