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Letter To Brezhnev [1985]

VHS ~ Alfred Molina

(8 customer reviews)

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Product details

Actors: Alfred Molina, Peter Firth, Tracy Marshak-Nash, Alexandra Pigg, Margi Clarke
Directors: Chris Bernard
Format: Dolby, PAL, Surround Sound
Classification:
Studio: 4 Front Video
VHS Release Date: 14 Feb 1994
Run Time: 91 minutes

Average Customer Review:

(8 customer reviews)

ASIN: B00008T7BM
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 3,658 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)

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Synopsis
Comic tale set in Liverpool, which follows the fortunes of two girls who fall for two Russian sailors. They discover that love in Russia must be better than being in Liverpool on the dole.

From the Back Cover
Liverpool docklands: factories, pubs, clubs, sex and dreams. A heady combination of humour, pathos and desperation. Two Liverpool lasses, Teresa (Margi Clarke) and Elaine (Alexandra Pigg) meet two Russian sailors, Sergei (Alfred Molina) and Peter (Peter Firth) and hook up for a night of fun and frolics. Teresa is looking for sex and a smile, Elaine wants more, love, romance and the dream of life far away from the grime of ‘80s Liverpool. Elaine finds the love she craves in Peter, but he has to return to Russia. No-one wants their love to survive so she writes to Soveiet leader Brezhnev and he writes back.

The chance of a lifetime or a lifetime of chance in a Russian society no better than Liverpool? One of the all-time great British movies, a superb script from Frank Clarke and stunning performances from all the cast make this a film to treasure.