Visitor to a Museum (1989) (English subtitles).

Visitor to a Museum (1989) (English subtitles).

In a post-apocalyptic world, in which a large part of the population consists of demented and deformed mutants being kept in reservations, a man embarks upon visiting the ruins of a museum buried under the sea which can only be accessed during low tide.

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Crew:
Written and directed by Konstantin Lopushansky
Director of Photography - Nikolai Pokoptsev
Music by Vikor Kisin (II), Alfred Shnitke
Production Designer - Valery Yurkevich

Cast:
Viktor Mikhailov
Vera Mayorova
Vadim Lobanov
Irina rakshina
Alexander Rasinsky

© LENFILM, 1989.
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Internet Movie database:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0173024/
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English subtitles from:
http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/subtitles/3448690/posetitel-muzeya-en
Video from:
http://film.arjlover.net/info/posetitel.muzeja.avi.html

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Visitor
• of
• Museum
• Posetitel
• muzeya
• sci
• fi
• sci-fi
• Lopushansky
• post-apocalyptic
• world
• nuclear
• war
• Russia
• Russian
• film
• English
• subtitles
• Посетитель
• музея
• субтитры
• апокалипсис
• война

[EusaMoss]

Thanks for posting this film and making it available, it is one of the best films I have seen. I am a big Tarkovsky fan and I had never heard of Konstantin Lopushansky until very recently. These films are incredible. Would you know where I could find a copy of Lopushansky's "Russkaya Simfoniya"?

[PyccoTypucmo]

@EusaMoss

Unfortunatly YouTube doesn't support the direct links so try "Русская симфония arjlover" in Google. 2nd link from above. But the film without English subtitles. ;-)

[Enleuk]

Anyone seen Stalker from 1979?

[ArchieMoore]

@EusaMoss Found this, but you have to sign up, so I couldn't see it: tracktvlinks(dot)com/watch-rus­skaya-simfoniya-1994

[ArchieMoore]

Love what I've seen of Lopushanksy this and Letters From A Dead Man..

[itsmedude1020]

Hey, that's Alfred Schnittke's Concerto Grosso in the beginning. Nice soundtrack so far.

[CaptainSiberia]

This movie desperately, desperately needed an editor. The first hour-and-a-half runs on interminably with very little of any consequence happening. Being Russian, or otherwise Soviet, does not give you the divine right to bore the living shit out of your audience!

[SeriousSamisSerious]

@creatingasoul wat

[creatingasoul]

From this movie, one would say that at the end of the Soviet era, Russians had no idea of what was a religious experience. Maybe only a literary idea of a religious experience, far from reality. The religious experience makes one more gracious and harmonic, not someone thrashing about. It preseves your ordinary gifts, elevating you above them, it doesn't lower you below rationality, making you a babbling possessed person.

[almasan1247]

waste of time & money.never see a stupid movie like this in my life.fack-it

[cuttaugood]

interesting film, a little over my head though I think. thanks for providing it.

[EusaMoss]

@PyccoTypucmo brilliant! thank you! Unfortunately, I need the English subs....are you aware of any files with English subs?