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In Stalin's 1938 Moscow, a disillusioned former literature professor, Alexei, is arrested and brought to Lubyanka Prison, charged with conspiring with a dissident priest. He faces interrogation by his brilliant former student, Vladimir.
Wish they told me what I was going to watch. Happy I left before I knew who wrote it…
Cancelled scumbag drama troupe's weekend audiovisual project.
Actors, maybe look into who's behind your sh** movie before signing on?
S*x offenders, zionutties and has-beens jamboree.
Hank Schrader in Russia
The script feels like a bad school project, the dialogue is painfully awkward, and the whole production looks cheap. The Russian references and accents only make things worse, especially when the movie seems to take itself so seriously. I honestly don’t know what they were…
aita for wanting actors to learn the correct pronunciation of names for the part that they're playing
Great premise, impressive cast, and plenty to say about morality and faith, but ultimately confuses being profound with being pretentious. more interesting on paper than on screen.
James Franco is a Hebrew’s plaything.