Kate (Catherine Badalyan) travels to Russia to met the parents of her fiance Steve (Ivan Ivashkin). She brings along her brother Tom (Vladimir Dykhovichnyy) and Dave (Michael Golodini) who people dislike. The travel by a rented vehicle and get lost at night, ending up in the town of Pripyat, that has fencing and old radiation markings. Occasional on the film the radiation levels of the area are written in micro-rem/hr. These are clearly radiation levels not for the general public but pose no real health hazard to pass through. Things get weird at night. One person drowns and then they all rush to the dead village where things made less sense.
The movie had a 16mm film that was poorly shot mixed in with the frequent run and jerk cam. It was poorly edited with characters that whimpered and fought all the time. Not entertaining. Chernobyl wasn't even in the movie.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
The movie had a 16mm film that was poorly shot mixed in with the frequent run and jerk cam. It was poorly edited with characters that whimpered and fought all the time. Not entertaining. Chernobyl wasn't even in the movie.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.