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Summer with Extra Month
In the role of Ganaa, a kind-hearted and helpful young man who lived in a small settlement on the shores of Khuvsgul Lake, he criticized the bureaucracy in the Mongolian society at the time, and tried to make life brighter by providing emotional support with the power of goodwill. A film with the theme of humanity and compassion.
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Plot Summary
In a small town in the south of Russia, Lena, a young woman who has just finished school, dreams of a different life. Her path crosses with that of a charismatic but unreliable musician, and she falls in love, despite the warnings of those around her. The summer unfolds with passion, heartbreak, and a dawning realization about the complexities of adult relationships.
Critical Reception
While not widely released internationally, 'Summer with Extra Month' is noted in Russian film circles for its poignant portrayal of youthful romance and disillusionment. It captures a specific Soviet-era atmosphere and the universal anxieties of transitioning into adulthood.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its authentic depiction of first love and its emotional resonance.
Noted for its atmospheric portrayal of provincial Soviet life.
Some found the pacing slow, but appreciated the nuanced character development.
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Fun Fact
The film was part of a period where Soviet cinema began exploring more personal and introspective themes, moving away from overt ideological messaging.
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