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Heya, perhaps some folks already know what I'm lookin' for.
That is the outstanding film by Konstantin Lopuschanskij named
"Letters Of A Dead Man" or
po russkij yasijk:
PISMA MJORTWOGO TSCHELOWEKA released first in 1986,
first shown in GDR 1988 (the time I saw it as a li'l boyo)

It seems to be quite impossible to get a hold of that movie,
whether searching for a VHS or DVD, a TV capture or a flaming .avi in the net.
I don't bother if there is no german or english subtitle as I'm right now watching Stalker (by Andrej tarkowski) "po russkij" with polish subtitles...(argh).
Anyone has an idea or can giimme a hand where to find this.
I got to see this film again as a grown up.

In soviet russia movies watch you!

dodge, as soon as i get to my instutite i'll ask around, we have quite some east-movie freaks around.

Überthx Dip, at least I spotted a copy at the library of the university of Koblenz. But one can only get it for rent as a student there :/
So that would be great if you can pull some strings :)

if everything else fails bring the old swap back :)
Because theyhave it

I also know a soviet movie... ok it's not that soviet. But it is.

Dersu Usala.

And I love it.

EviL: Are they still active?

oh well... :)
"Last updated on February 18, 2006" (English site version)
02.04.2006 for Russian site version
they might be yeap, at least I hope so hehe
contact them if you really can't get it :)

yeah, dersu uzala is one of my most favorite movies ever. plus it's directed by kurosawa!

http://www.mirkino.com.ua/customer/product.php?productid=20677&cat=256
dunno if they ship abroad though...

http://www.kinomost.ru/index.asp?case=18&num=3217
another one, on vhs