March of the Pigs
Imagine you’re the protagonist in a dystopia: your scintillating world consists of outright terrorists, demented instructors, repressed cops, wonky androids, and dubious prospects. You’re as ruthless as AIDS, as omnipresent as cancer, and as unrelenting as anal fissures. Your destiny lies in selecting your path, vanquishing a dragon, and saving the princess, except the path’s trite, dragons have gone extinct, and the princess is perfectly capable of saving herself. Fuck off, game over?
A real hero always finds a way to shine!
God is dead
And no one cares!
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Alexander BildanovDirector
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Anton OrlovDirector
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Anton OrlovWriter
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Alexander BildanovProducer
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Anton OrlovProducer
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Alevtina LyapunovaProducer
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Anastasiia BaranovskayaKey Cast"Perversia Deviationova"
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Dmitriy KotovKey Cast"Piggy Cop"
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Nellie UsupovaKey Cast"Cunty Nirvanovna"
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Vasiliy NikitinKey Cast"Offpisser First"
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Alexandra RozanovaKey Cast"Mom/Shitsecutor"
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Viktor KhimichKey Cast"Offpissers Second "
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Evgeniy AksenovKey Cast"Dad/Judgehole"
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Alexey ShelakovskiyKey Cast"Sliarzhnotstyn"
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Anna KlinovaKey Cast"The Girl without The Dragon Tattoo"
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Project Title (Original Language):Марш свиней
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Project Type:Experimental, Feature
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Genres:Dark comedy, satire, distopya
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Runtime:1 hour 10 minutes 38 seconds
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Completion Date:December 15, 2021
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Production Budget:1,021 USD
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Country of Origin:Russian Federation
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Country of Filming:Russian Federation
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Language:English, Russian
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Shooting Format:iPhone X, iPhone 8
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
Alexandr Bildanov and Anton Orlov are two actors and theater directors based in Moscow.
«March of the Pigs» is a nod to the eponymous Nine Inch Nails song. It took one and half months to write, one night to film, and one and half years to edit.
The ideas expressed therein automatically land the entire crew under several articles of the criminal code of the country the film was written and shot in.
We feel no need to ruminate on what it all means, as we feel the film clearly speaks for itself if one simply allows it to use the tone it uses and look the way it looks.
Oh, and our tagline is this slightly paraphrased Marilyn Manson lyric: “We’re from a country, where we eat our young.”