Night on Earth
On a late winter night, the main character goes to the nearest store and finds himself in a dying space where his own memories and reality are intertwined.
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Nikita LovetskyDirector
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Nikita LovetskyWriter
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Tursunbai ShergazievKey Cast"Main Hero, voiceover"
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Maximiliana HarwartKey Cast"Main Hero's wraith"Don't try to find out about the past
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Valeriia RadchenkoKey Cast"Female Voiceover"
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ErmekKey Cast"Robbers"
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Sergei Ivanovich LovetskyProducer
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Project Title (Original Language):Ночь на Земле
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Student, Other
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Genres:thriller, arthouse, photonovel, drama, surrealism
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Runtime:5 minutes 32 seconds
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Completion Date:October 3, 2021
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Production Budget:700 USD
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Country of Origin:Kyrgyzstan
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Country of Filming:Kyrgyzstan
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Language:Russian
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Shooting Format:Digital, Full HD
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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:Yes - American University of Central Asia
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YOUKI International Youth Media FestivalWels
Austria
October 21, 2022
Official Selection -
Pavlos Paraschakis Independent Film FestivalAthens
Greece
October 3, 2022
Semi-Finalist -
Duemila30Milan
Italy
May 6, 2022
Official Selection / Certificate -
Yale Student Film FestivalNew Haven
United States
April 18, 2022
Official Selection -
Bomba VideoclubMoscow
Russian Federation
March 15, 2022
Official Selection -
XPosure International Photography & Film FestivalSharjah
United Arab Emirates
February 9, 2022
Nominee
An undergraduate Film Directing student with extensive professional experience. An active American University of Central Asia student with a wealth of knowledge and great aspirations. The main interest in cinema is the mixture of poetic language with the image on the screen. Engaged in experiments on merging different media in cinema.
As a director, he embraces an individualist style, creating his own films and student projects as well as providing backstages for other short films. Through creative undertakings, Nikita demonstrates his strong dedication and commitment to pushing the boundaries of cinematic art. Also, Nikita has presented his films at the House of Cinema in Kyrgyzstan. As a filmmaker, Nikita has worked with interpreters across a wide range of genres and platforms, including Kyrgyz directors such as Emil Atageldiev (Lake, Kurak) and Marat Sarulu (Ming kiyal, The Move).
Nikita has featured in various notable platforms, including the Anti-Harassment Media Project for the University of California, Los Angeles, as well as audio podcasts for English-speaking audiences. Apart from his filmmaking, Nikita is an accomplished artist, having held two gallery exhibitions at Duboviy Park, where he showcased a narrative paintings and scripts.
The film conveys a fairly simple thought about the memory of one's own and inevitable death