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| Element | Details | |---------|---------| | | Море в твоих глазах | | English Title | The Sea in Your Eyes | | Year of Release | 2007 | | Country | Russia | | Language | Russian (with English subtitles for many international releases) | | Runtime | ~ 112 minutes | | Director | Irina Kolycheva – a filmmaker known for intimate, character‑driven stories that explore the intersection of personal memory and landscape. | | Screenwriter | Irina Kolycheva (co‑written with Sergei Yermakov ) | | Producer | Vladimir Zhuravlev (Studio “Moscow Lights”) | | Cinematography | Dmitri Orlov – praised for his atmospheric use of natural light and the Baltic coastline. | | Music | Anna Lomonosova – original score featuring a mix of acoustic guitar, minimal piano motifs, and subtle Baltic folk elements. | | Main Cast | • Anna Petrova as Elena (protagonist, a 30‑year‑old photographer) • Mikhail Ivanov as Sergei (Elena’s estranged brother) • Olga Smirnova as Irina (the mother, a retired marine biologist) • Andrei Karpov as Viktor (local lighthouse keeper) | | Genre | Drama / Coming‑of‑Age / Psychological Portrait | | Festival Debut | Cannes Film Market (2007) → Official Selection at the Moscow International Film Festival (2008) | | Distribution | Limited theatrical run in Russia and selected European art‑house cinemas; later released on DVD and streaming platforms (e.g., Mubi, Russian “More.tv”). |