This movie is among the worst ever! I suppose that if we like to watch over and over some extraordinary movies, it's logical that on the opposite, we can find ugly others that are just impossible to watch! I caught this one while looking for Russian movies but it would have been better if i erase this recording: It's even more bleak, gloomy than Eraserhead! All scenes are dark, poorly lightened! It's about country criminals disguised in clowns in decaying houses... All this world is kept from the sun, comfort, technology and it's not a wonder they want to go to America! But what a pain to watch it and after what a pain to review it: so that's enough!

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