2-Assa-2

Name: 2-Assa-2
Genre: Drama
Released: 2008-09-04
Duration: 1 h 58 min
Rating: 4.6
Cast: Tatyana Drubich, Stas Baretskiy, Valeriy Barinov

2008
1h 58min

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4.6/10

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Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaContinuation of the cult movie of the end of the 80th years of "ASSA". In the center of attention of the movie - Alika Aldanova's destiny (Tatyana Drubich) which after murder of the leader o... Leer todoContinuation of the cult movie of the end of the 80th years of "ASSA". In the center of attention of the movie - Alika Aldanova's destiny (Tatyana Drubich) which after murder of the leader of mafia Krymov (Stanislav Govorukhin) already in "ASSE-2" goes to prison where five years ... Leer todoContinuation of the cult movie of the end of the 80th years of "ASSA". In the center of attention of the movie - Alika Aldanova's destiny (Tatyana Drubich) which after murder of the leader of mafia Krymov (Stanislav Govorukhin) already in "ASSE-2" goes to prison where five years read "Anna Karenina", dreaming to play her. Everything passed - there have passed 20 years... Leer todo

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4.6/10

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Follows Assa (1987)

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1/10

Unnecessary continuation

An indirect completion of the quadralogy, which is an absolutely incomprehensible hodgepodge of flashbacks from the first film inserted here and there (the murder of the main antagonist is shown several times), performances of the "Leningrad" group coupled with drunken showdowns, filming of another film by the director, "Anna Karenina" (2008) and sluggish action (constituting perhaps the smallest part of the running time), which in a very unique way continues the plot of the original film, while indicating that the action of the first took place in the "perestroika year" of 1987, although the latter seemed to indicate 1980. Why and for whom was this filmed - the question is open and rhetorical.