
Half-Dead, Half-Dead Can't Get Out. Odyssey 1992
Directed by Svyatoslava Sagunova, Ilya Khotinenko
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Two directors begin casting a film about the 1990s, which gradually devolves into a space of uncertainty where the distinction between document and fiction disappears. This subtle disruption in the process—the appearance of a single actor obsessed with "accuracy"—leads to a loss of control and implicates them. At the edge of this experience, between life and death, both directors find themselves inside their own, never-made film.Read moreLess
Two directors begin casting a film about the 1990s, which gradually devolves into a space of uncertainty where the distinction between document and fiction disappears. This subtle disruption in the process—the appearance of a single actor obsessed with "accuracy"—leads to a loss of control and implicates them. At the edge of this experience, between life and death, both directors find themselves inside their own, never-made film.
The story
Two directors begin casting a film about the 1990s, which gradually devolves into a space of uncertainty where the distinction between document and fiction disappears. This subtle disruption in the process—the appearance of a single actor obsessed with "accuracy"—leads to a loss of control and implicates them. At the edge of this experience, between life and death, both directors find themselves inside their own, never-made film.
Cast & crew
Ilya KhotinenkoCast
Andrey MerzlikinCast
Artem FedotovCast
Timur SavinCast
Artyom FadeevCast
Garik SukachyovCastExplore the crew
- Director
- Svyatoslava Sagunova
- Director
- Ilya Khotinenko
- Writer
- Ilya Khotinenko
- Writer
- Svyatoslava Sagunova
- Director of Photography
- Kirill Gerra
- Director of Photography
- Ilya Komarov
- Editor
- Nikita Dobrynin
- Editor
- Sofya Fedorova
- Producer
- Dmitry Nikolenko
- Producer
- Ilya Khotinenko
- Producer
- Evgeniya Vilshanskaya
- Producer
- Kirill Nersesyan
Nikita Kologrivyy
Evgeny Koryakovsky
Mikhail Politseymako
Vladimir Vdovichenkov