A young woman is taken hostage by a police officer gone mad.A young woman is taken hostage by a police officer gone mad.A young woman is taken hostage by a police officer gone mad.
- Awards
- 4 wins & 14 nominations
Andrey Mokeyev
- Naboev
- (as Andrei Mokeyev)
Yevgeniy Kramorov
- Bit part
- (as Evgeniy Kramorov)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaRejected by the Berlin and the Cannes Film Festival.
- GoofsAfter Valera sees Antonina's abduction by Zhurov, he gets in his Lada to drive off, however the interior light on the B pillar was left on over night and it doesn't loose intensity when cranking the engine, nor does the car struggle to start, which would be implausible after the battery got a small discharge from the light bulb during such long time.
- ConnectionsEdited into Zapreshchyonnye Barabanshchiki: Rodina (2017)
Featured review
Brilliant mix of grotesque, horror, and comedy
A lot of the reviewers of this movie in the media seem to overlook the fact that Balabanov as a director repeatedly demonstrated a very deadpan and a very dark sense of humor. The joke's certainly on them. Watch taking this into consideration.
A few more notes. The movie is loosely based on real events, some of the more unfortunate of which allegedly happened with one of the director's friends. The movie caused a major scandal at the 2007 Kinotavr movie festival (Russia's Sundance, pretty much). The awards are given based on the movie critics' vote. That vote was in favor of "Cargo 200" for "Best movie." The festival jury, however, overturned the results of the movie critics' vote and split the award between "Gruz 200" and another movie.
Finally... I dig Balabanov, I despise Gaspar Noe, and here's why. Balabanov doesn't take himself too seriously.
A few more notes. The movie is loosely based on real events, some of the more unfortunate of which allegedly happened with one of the director's friends. The movie caused a major scandal at the 2007 Kinotavr movie festival (Russia's Sundance, pretty much). The awards are given based on the movie critics' vote. That vote was in favor of "Cargo 200" for "Best movie." The festival jury, however, overturned the results of the movie critics' vote and split the award between "Gruz 200" and another movie.
Finally... I dig Balabanov, I despise Gaspar Noe, and here's why. Balabanov doesn't take himself too seriously.
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- Release date
- Country of origin
- Official site
- Language
- Also known as
- Freight 200
- Filming locations
- Nevskiy Civic Center, St. Petersburg, Russia(scene with the band "Kino" playing live)
- Production company
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $592,673
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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