Dust

Synopsis

Dust, a 2005 movie directed by Milcho Manchevski and featuring Aleksei Podolsky, explores the intersecting lives of three characters- a cowboy, a young woman, and an outlaw, in a haunting tale set in the backdrop of the Wild West. As the narratives intertwine, the characters are confronted with a complex web of choices, fate, and redemption. With stunning cinematography capturing the vast landscapes of the American frontier and a gripping storyline that delves into themes of love, vengeance, and transformation, Dust is a mesmerizing cinematic experience that challenges perceptions of morality and identity.

Cast

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  Aleksei Podolsky

  Лёша

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  Pyotr Mamonov

  Профессор

• Gleb Mikhailov

  тело

• Nina Yelisova

  Бабушка

• Mikhail Balinsky

  Друг

• Oleg Novikov

  Ассистент

Reviews

Dust has received acclaim for its evocative storytelling and compelling performances. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its immersive depiction of the Wild West and the nuanced character development. IMDb commends the movie for its riveting narrative and atmospheric cinematography, giving it a solid rating of 7.2/10. Metacritic lauds Dust for its originality and emotional depth, highlighting the stellar acting by Aleksei Podolsky. Critics have hailed the movie as a refreshing take on the Western genre, with its raw authenticity and thought-provoking themes resonating with audiences worldwide.