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On the eve of a massive meteor shower, a titanic damaged U.F.O. crash lands in Moscow. This sets off massive confusion among the citizenry with many resisting the arrival of our new-found brothers from the stars, some out of prejudice and others out of more personal reasons, such as Julia (Irina Starshenbaum) who’s best friend Sveta (Darya Rudenok) was inadvertently killed as the craft ripped the city apart during it’s landing. Soon Julia, along with her boyfriend Tyoma (Alexander Petrov) and his friends venture into ground zero to see what just what the aliens, who claim they wish for nothing more than to be left alone and repair their ship, are really up to! Unbeknownst to her pals, Julia finds out a secret about the aliens that causes her to have a change of heart…a change that leads to the fires of revolution and even love. But will all of that be enough to save the city, and just who
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AN ALIEN SPACESHIP CRASHES INTO MOSCOW, AND NOTHING WILL BE THE SAME The international blockbuster Attraction arrives in the U.S. this December on Blu-ray and DVD. From the director of Stalingrad, Fedor Bondarchuk comes the action-packed film about a sinister unidentified flying object that plummets to Earth changing our view of humanity and life beyond our planet in the thrilling new sci-fi feature. Irina Starshenbaum, Alexander Petrov, Rinal Mukhametov, Oleg Menshikov, and Sergey Garmash star in Attraction, which has been dubbed for its US release. In the film, “Moscow finds itself on the brink of destruction after a mysterious spaceship crash-lands in the center of the city. While the government seeks to find out what the ship’s passengers want and how to protect the local population, the rest of the city residents break into conflicting factions. Some view the aliens as a threat that should be extinguished, while others hope that the visitors are peaceful and offer an opportunity to
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The international sci-fi hit Attraction, from the director of Stalingrad, lands on home video this December. In the film, “Moscow finds itself on the brink of destruction after a mysterious spaceship crash-lands in the center of the city. While the government seeks to find out what the ship’s passengers want and how to protect the local population, the rest of the city residents break into conflicting factions. Some view the aliens as a threat that should be extinguished, while others hope that the visitors are peaceful and offer an opportunity to learn more about the world beyond. When a young woman finds herself torn between her seemingly normal life and the alluring promise offered by one of the all-too-human extraterrestrials, the fate of the entire world is left hanging in the balance.” Irina Starshenbaum, Alexander Petrov, Rinal Mukhametov, Oleg Menshikov, Sergey Garmash, and Lyudmilla Maksakov star. The sci-fi action spectacle features state-of-the-art effects and production design, that stands alongside such
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On the eve of a massive meteor shower, a titanic damaged U.F.O. crash lands in Moscow. This sets off massive confusion among the citizenry with many resisting the arrival of our new-found brothers from the stars, some out of prejudice and others out of more personal reasons, such as Julia (Irina Starshenbaum) who’s best friend Sveta (Darya Rudenok) was inadvertently killed as the craft ripped the city apart during it’s landing. Soon Julia, along with her boyfriend Tyoma (Alexander Petrov) and his friends venture into ground zero to see what just what the aliens, who claim they wish for nothing more than to be left alone and repair their ship, are really up to! Unbeknownst to her pals, Julia finds out a secret about the aliens that causes her to have a change of heart…a change that leads to the fires of revolution and even love. But will all of that be enough to save the city, and just who
Continue reading →
ForeignMoviesNewsTrailers
AN ALIEN SPACESHIP CRASHES INTO MOSCOW, AND NOTHING WILL BE THE SAME The international blockbuster Attraction arrives in the U.S. this December on Blu-ray and DVD. From the director of Stalingrad, Fedor Bondarchuk comes the action-packed film about a sinister unidentified flying object that plummets to Earth changing our view of humanity and life beyond our planet in the thrilling new sci-fi feature. Irina Starshenbaum, Alexander Petrov, Rinal Mukhametov, Oleg Menshikov, and Sergey Garmash star in Attraction, which has been dubbed for its US release. In the film, “Moscow finds itself on the brink of destruction after a mysterious spaceship crash-lands in the center of the city. While the government seeks to find out what the ship’s passengers want and how to protect the local population, the rest of the city residents break into conflicting factions. Some view the aliens as a threat that should be extinguished, while others hope that the visitors are peaceful and offer an opportunity to
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The international sci-fi hit Attraction, from the director of Stalingrad, lands on home video this December. In the film, “Moscow finds itself on the brink of destruction after a mysterious spaceship crash-lands in the center of the city. While the government seeks to find out what the ship’s passengers want and how to protect the local population, the rest of the city residents break into conflicting factions. Some view the aliens as a threat that should be extinguished, while others hope that the visitors are peaceful and offer an opportunity to learn more about the world beyond. When a young woman finds herself torn between her seemingly normal life and the alluring promise offered by one of the all-too-human extraterrestrials, the fate of the entire world is left hanging in the balance.” Irina Starshenbaum, Alexander Petrov, Rinal Mukhametov, Oleg Menshikov, Sergey Garmash, and Lyudmilla Maksakov star. The sci-fi action spectacle features state-of-the-art effects and production design, that stands alongside such
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