Burglar 1987
Burglar ★★★ Vzlomschik 1987
Not to be confused with the Whoopi Goldberg vehicle, this Russian film relates a story no less American than apple pie and teenage angst. Senka and would be punk star Kostya are two neglected and disaffected brothers whose father is a drunken womanizer best known for absentee paternalism. When Howmuch, a serious heavy metalloid, pressures Kostya to steal a synthesizer, brother Senka steps in to steal the Community Center's property himself. In Russian with English subtitles, the solid performances hold their own against the heavy musical content. 89m/C VHS, DVD . RU Konstantin Kinchev, Oleg Yelykomov; D: Valery Orgorodnikov.
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