About Alik and Lyolik
Про Alika i Lёlika
Synopsis
The adventures of two buddies, Alik and Lyolik. Alik is an encyclopedic example of a Ukrainian homo-sovieticus: he loves salo and vodka, speaks in wild surzhyk and has a tattoo of Joseph Stalin on his chest. Lyolik is also a homo sovieticus: he always wears an ushanka and cannot imagine his life without bribes and corruption schemes.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Artur Reni
- Screenplay & Story
- Artur Reni
- Original Score
- Vladimir Bystryakov
- Original Title
- Про Alika i Lёlika
- Country of Origin
- Ukraine
- Spoken Languages
- Russian, Ukrainian
- Runtime
- 1h 25m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Artur Reni
Artur Reni
Vladimir Bystryakov
Department Leadership Roster
Artur Reni
Writer
Artur Reni
Director
Vladimir Bystryakov
Original Music Composer
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What is About Alik and Lyolik about?
The adventures of two buddies, Alik and Lyolik. Alik is an encyclopedic example of a Ukrainian homo-sovieticus: he loves salo and vodka, speaks in wild surzhyk and has a tattoo of Joseph Stalin on his chest. Lyolik is also a homo sovieticus: he always wears an ushanka and cannot imagine his life without bribes and corruption schemes.
Who directed About Alik and Lyolik?
About Alik and Lyolik was directed by Artur Reni.
Who stars in About Alik and Lyolik?
The principal cast of About Alik and Lyolik includes Valerii Chyhliaiev.
When was About Alik and Lyolik released and how long is it?
About Alik and Lyolik was released in 2008 with a total runtime of 1h 25m.
Who composed the musical score for About Alik and Lyolik?
The original motion picture soundtrack for About Alik and Lyolik was composed by Vladimir Bystryakov.