Dark Planet: The Inhabited Island (2009)

Dark Planet: The Inhabited Island: Directed by Fedor Bondarchuk. With Vasiliy Stepanov, Yulia Snigir, Pyotr Fyodorov, Sergey Garmash. A space traveler from the Earth of the 22th century – without wars, poverty and oppression – crashes on an unknown planet. Politically and economically that planet similar to the totalitarian human states of the 20th century.

“Bondarchuku0026#39;s last motion picture u0026quot;The Inhabited Islandu0026quot; is very colorful and vivid piece of film. Visual material is stunning, top notch. Characters and environment are interesting and story too, for me as a die hard sci-fi fan seemed great. Yes, the main character is blond… So what? He comes from the Earth that lives in the golden age, having defeated all the illnesses and wars. People there are beautiful and they are smiling as it can be seen in the movie. On the contrary, on Saraksh people do not understand why he is smiling because there they are stricken with diseases and constant wars, radiation levels etc. Film suffers a bit from cheesiness in the end, some already seen things in other movies but it still has some good qualities. The scenes with Guards and their song are stunning.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eGreat visuals, great environment but still it lacks top notch acting and some things have already been seen.”