Villa Antropoff

Villa Antropoff

Release date : May 31, 2012
Runtime : 13m
Countries of origin : Estonia / Latvia /
Original Language :
Production companies : Eesti Joonisfilm / Cultural Capital Foundation of Latvia / Lunohod Animation Studio /
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A condom found on an African beach is an impulse for a black man to set off on a dangerous sea journey to Europe, in search of a better life. Meanwhile, Villa Antropoff hosts a typical international wedding party which, with every drink and every drug fix, is becoming increasingly pretentious. An ironic story about dreams and losing dreams. Inspired by a real event, when both directors found themselves at a strange wedding celebration in the villa of former USSR leader Yuri Andropov near Pärnu in Estonia.
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  • title:Villa Antropoff
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2012
  • Runtime:13m
  • Genres: Animation ·
  • Countries of origin: Estonia · Latvia ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Kaspar Jancis / Vladimir Leschiov /
  • Writers: Vladimir Leschiov · Kaspar Jancis ·
  • Production companies: Eesti Joonisfilm · Cultural Capital Foundation of Latvia · Lunohod Animation Studio ·
  • Overview:A condom found on an African beach is an impulse for a black man to set off on a dangerous sea journey to Europe, in search of a better life. Meanwhile, Villa Antropoff hosts a typical international wedding party which, with every drink and every drug fix, is becoming increasingly pretentious. An ironic story about dreams and losing dreams. Inspired by a real event, when both directors found themselves at a strange wedding celebration in the villa of former USSR leader Yuri Andropov near Pärnu in Estonia.
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