“Onslaught” is Insensitive, to Say the Least
Between its problematic nature, its lack of originality, and the senselessness of its violence, Onslaught cannot be recommended in good faith.
Tragedy, Rock Style
Vitya is a teenage rock-music and motorbike fanatic whose father is arrested for embezzlement. Vitya is devastated, and in this state of shock he falls prey to a supposed mystic called Cassius.
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Vitya is a teenage rock-music and motorbike fanatic whose father is arrested for embezzlement. Vitya is devastated, and in this state of shock he falls prey to a supposed mystic called Cassius.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Savva Kulish
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm, Vremya
Cast
Savva Kulish
Director
Aleksei Shkatov
Viktor Bodrov
Olga Alyoshina
Lena Kozlova
Aleksey Maslov
Cassius
Sergei Karlenkov
Genrikh
Yuri Lazarev
Dmitry Bodrov
Antonina Dmitrieva
Mariya Stepanovna
Tatyana Lavrova
Toma
Valentin Nikulin
Dmitriy Ivanovich's Friend
Albert Filozov
Dmitriy Ivanovich's Friend
Boris Khmelnitsky
Dmitriy Ivanovich's Friend
Sergei Kuryokhin
Sergei Kuryokhin
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