Russkaya Lolita | Russia | 2007 (blur) - REVIEW
A Russian film adaptation of a Russian piece of literature? What took so long!! This film is inspired heavily from the original story, but just how accurate is it? Watch the film and be the judge. The action of a controversial novel ''Lolita'', of the famous Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov, reset to present day Russia. A mother and her daughter are running short of money and are thankful that they could rent a room to a writer (Gennady Petrovich). The mother is lonely and the daughter is coming of age. The mother immediately gets in love with him, which causing to the daughter a terrible jealousy. And then the daughter chooses the most unfailing weapon - she tries to discourage him from her mother. She tries to get his attention by parading around without panties, asking his help with her shower, and rubbing up against him and flashing him whenever her mother is not looking. She is even trying to convince her mom, that since she is becoming a woman, that he should teach her some of the finer points of love. Could the grown man resist the charms of a 14 year-old nymphet? Director: Armen Oganezov Writers: Vladimir Nabokov (novel), Armen Oganezov Stars: Valeria Nemchenko, Marina Zasimova, Vladimir Sorokin Production Co: Eros Movie
