Soviet ex-pat in a different world
di Kevin Thomas The Los Angeles Times
In 1982, Russian émigré writer-director Slava Tsukerman made a controversial feature debut with "Liquid Sky," a venturesome and original pitch-dark comedy-fantasy centering on the sex- and drugs-saturated new wave scene in Lower Manhattan. The film's amusing conceit is that an alien, arriving via a flying saucer, is neither friend nor foe -- he's just looking for a heroin high.
Tsukerman's new film, "Perestroika," is about a man who feels like an alien when he returns to Russia in 1992 after the fall of the Soviet Union. [...]
di Kevin Thomas, articolo completo (1670 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 20 marzo 2009
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