Abdulladzhan, ili Posvyashchaetsya Stivenu Spilbergu |
Soviet Union / Uzbekistan • 1991 • 89m •
   • Directed by: Zulfikar Musakov. • Starring: Radzhab Adashev, Tuychi Aripov, Tuti Yusupova, Shukhrat Kayumov, Vladimir Menshov, Vladimir Tsvetov, Mirkhosil Aripov, Sergey Dreyden, Dzhavlon Khamrayev, Khodzhiakbar Nurmatov, D. Khoshimov, G. Lukovnikova, Abror Tursunov. • Music by: Mirzalil Makhmudov.  This non-budget feature film is a kind of spoof on Spielberg's E.T., made with "Plan 9" attitude. It's is about an alien fallen down at the fields of Uzbek kolkhoz (agro-cooperative). Hence, many funny and bizarre things and accidents here and then. But the most hilarious thing there is in Russian voice-over made with a strong Uzbek accent. This a kind of sweat-hearted satire about decline of Soviet era in Central Asia.
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Review:
I think, it could be a cult film really, but it's mainly unknown. It may be a bit overextended towards it's ending, but it's still very funny.
Review by vpechkin from the Internet Movie Database.
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