Captured in "explicit polaroid pictures", the characters of Ravenhill's play are a former social rebel who served time for assassination, his ex–girlfriend who made it "from hippie to yuppie", a nightclub stripper abused by her boyfriend, a gay man dying of AIDS and a sex slave he bought. This is a play about the vicissitudes of love, which, "without knowing shame", can arise from any "bullshit".
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Cast
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Aleksei Kravchenko
Nick
Known for
Come and See
Brigada
Elena Novikova
Helen
Also in
No Kidding
Women in a Game Without Rules
Evgeny Pisarev
Tim
Also in
Горько-соленое море любви
Tchaikovsky's Wife
Yury Chursin
Victor
Known for
Playing the Victim
Guests
Viktoriya Isakova
Nadya
Known for
To the Lake
The Student
Andrey Zavodyuk
Jonathan
Known for
Dark Spell
Anton Feoktistov
Bodyguard
Also in
Shuler
Translated to German
Anton Pampushnyy
Bodyguard
Known for
Guardians
Balkan Line
Kirill Serebrennikov Director · Mark Ravenhill Story
First release May 14, 2005 · Produced in Russia · Original title Откровенные полароидные снимки
Production
Russia
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Languages
Original title
Откровенные полароидные снимки
Original language
Russian
Spoken on screen
Russian
Release dates
Russia · May 14, 2005
Premiere
No release date listed for United States.
Russia
November 29, 2005 · Physical
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