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Russia and Ukraine provide two really scary films: "Cargo 200;" "My Joy."

"Cargo," helmed by the tragically dead-way-too-young Balabanov, is the horrifying tale of a young man who takes his squeeze to buy some hooch at a remote farm house. No, it's not so easy as a Hollywood writer would imagine. Rather, this complex tale throws together a sycophantic Vietnamese farmhand, a high-ranking military officer, a local police boss, and a professor of philosophy in an unrelentingly and increasingly terrifying descent into hell.
"My Joy" traces the fearsome consequences experienced by a do-gooder truck driver who sets out to help a young teen prostitute he casually encounters.
There is nothing like this in American film. Period. The level of realism, the directorial and writing skills leave the viewer no respite: yes, these are experiences realistic enough to seriously creep you out.


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Topic - Russia and Ukraine provide two really scary films: "Cargo 200;" "My Joy." - tinear 15:56:49 07/20/14 (4)

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