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Roads to Koktebel (2003)

A widowed aeronautics engineer, who has lost his job, travels with his son hopping freight trains from Moscow to Koktebel, a town by the Black Sea, to start a new life with the father's sister.

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Lauren T 31 Mar 2008

This movie has some brilliant moments - the son seeing the world from above, crying in a desolate field, and standing in the middle of a room at night staring out the window to see a ghost of himself below. It is both depressingly realistic and calculatedly symbolic, which in the end is too strong a combination to acheive anything very new or meaningful. But it is a quiet and painfully accurate portrait of a boy growing up with no direction home.

Fernando C 09 Jul 2007

Worth sitting through the whole film just for the seagull scene at the end.

Anton Bitel 11 Jan 2011

here the father and son are not so much returning home as trying to build a new one on the foundations of Russia's history, in a terra incognita where values, and even names, have changed.

Alexander B 17 Jul 2010

A journey of a widower and his son from Moscow to Koktebel, a city in the Crimea peninsula. Dragged at times, but still touching

Blind P 08 Dec 2008

Written by a 20th century Russian John Steinbeck as far as the story goes (which means it is quite slow, but still generates some provocative scenes). The action is rather slow, but the cinematography is spectacular. There is a lot left to the imagination and story-creating of the viewer.