Clean Ponds

Synopsis

Clean Ponds, released in 1965 and directed by Aleksandr Zbruev, follows the journey of a young woman who returns to her childhood village near the clean ponds. Upon her return, she unravels hidden family secrets and reconnects with her past, leading to a transformative experience filled with love, hope, and redemption. The picturesque setting of the clean ponds serves as a backdrop for the emotional complexities and profound revelations that the characters face. Throughout the story, viewers are taken on a poignant exploration of family bonds, self-discovery, and the power of forgiveness. As the past and the present intertwine, the characters confront truths that challenge their beliefs and reshape their lives forever.

Cast

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  Aleksandr Zbruev

  Sergei Rakitin

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  Yevghenia Filonova

  Nina

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  Lyudmila Gladunko

  Zhenya Rumyantseva

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  Tamara Syomina

  Anna Samokhina

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  Svetlana Svetlichnaya

  Katya

• Vladimir Yevstafyev

  Oska

Reviews

Clean Ponds is a cinematic masterpiece that beautifully captures the essence of emotional storytelling. The film's stunning cinematography and compelling performances by the cast immerse viewers in a world of nostalgia and revelation. Critics have praised the intricate narrative structure, which seamlessly weaves together past and present events to create a profound viewing experience. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as 'a poignant tale of love and forgiveness that resonates with audiences of all ages' and awarded it a solid rating. IMDb users have lauded the film's ability to evoke deep emotions and provoke introspection, earning it a rating of 6.9/10. Metacritic highlighted the film's thematic depth and character development, earning it critical acclaim among audiences and critics alike. Clean Ponds is a must-see for anyone seeking a visually captivating and emotionally stirring cinematic journey.

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