Compartiment n°6 (2021)

Récompenses
- 20 victoires et 25 nominations au total

Vidéos2

Trailer 0:52

Teaser Trailer

Trailer 2:00

COMPARTMENT NO. 6 | Official Trailer

Trailer 2:00

COMPARTMENT NO. 6 | Official Trailer

Rôles principaux61

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Seidi Haarla

Laura

Yura Borisov

Lyokha
(as Yuriy Borisov)

Dinara Drukarova

Irina Mezhinskaya

Yuliya Aug

Natalia
(as Julia Aug)

Lidia Kostina

Lidia

Tomi Alatalo

Sasha

Viktor Chuprov

Tarjoilija

Sergey Agafonov

Sergey

Nadezhda Kulakova

Nadia

Denis Pyanov

Mies jonossa

Polina Aug

Vastaanottovirkailija

Stasya Khomeriki-Grankovskaya

Juhlavieras
(as Stasya Grankovskaya)

Vyacheslav Grankovskiy

Juhlavieras

Natalya Drozd

Juhlavieras
(as Natalia Drozd-Makan)

Konstantin Murzenko

Juhlavieras

Konstantin Shavlovskiy

Juhlavieras

Mikhail Brashinskiy

Juhlavieras

Philipp Komarov

Juhlavieras

Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
The film crew had to smuggle some of the negatives out of Russia to have them developed, as they were shot in the dark and required a special process. Originally set to be sent to Budapest, the negatives could not be delivered due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As development was not possible in Russia and the law doesn't allow for transporting film negatives out of the country, the crew had to resort to smuggling at the border of Finland and Russia.

Gaffes
The train with the main characters arrives in St. Petesburg Vitebsky railway station and then keeps going. In real life, this station is terminal and none of the trains can continue to move in the same direction.

Citations
Ljoha: You think, I'm a bad guy?
Laura: Well... I only know what I've seen.
Ljoha: What have you seen?

Connexions
Featured in Radio Dolin: Cannes 2021. Musical Annette, new Paul Verhoeven and Unprecedented Success of Russian Cinema (2021)

Bandes originales
Voyage, voyage
Written by Jean-Michel Rivat and Dominique Dubois
Performed by Desireless

Avis des utilisateurs54

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8/10

I really enjoyed the melancholic way in which this was filmed and how there is a yearning behind both character's actions, just cause they can't bare being alone. Both happen to be so alone, yet they don't care if they're total opposites, just to make each other company. I think it talks about the importance of basic human interaction.

I would have craved more depth in their relationship, I was left with a lot of questions. I would assume this happens since it's based on a book. I guess I'll have to read the book in order to know a bit more. Who knows?

Good one though.