Gendelyk
Nov 16, 2023 · 1h 40m
Director
Taras DudarOverview
The eternal desire of a man to love a real and unique Woman paints different images in the imagination of screenwriter Ivan Gerasimov. From time to time he meets with the women of his dreams - a romantic young lady, a relaxed prostitute, a mysterious lady with a veil and - his wife - Ivan ceases to understand which of these women is reality, and which is only a figment of his imagination. In search of answers, he finds himself in the mystical station cafe Gendelyk. Thanks to the "accidental" meeting with Bartender and Sputnik, various emotional memories from life emerge in his memory: first love, funny oddities, moments of incredible happiness and unbearable suffering. These memories help Ivan understand himself and become free.
Cast of Gendelyk
Vladyslav MamchurIvan Herasymov
Liudmyla Zahorskawife
Vlad Nikitiuk
Sergey Siplivyy
Oleksandr RudkoIvan in his youth
Oleksandra KovalenkoJuliet's friend
Stanislav Moskvin
Ihor Portianko
Mykhailo Kukuyuk
Taras TsimbalyukVakula
Oleksandr Yarema
Svitlana Shtanko
Igor Tikhomirov
Polina Nosykhina
Artemii Yehorovstoryteller
Makar Tikhomirov
Ivan Zahorodnyipianist
Iraklii Maruashvili
Yefrosyniya MelnykSonya
Serhii Petko
Crew of Gendelyk
About Gendelyk
What is Gendelyk about?
The eternal desire of a man to love a real and unique Woman paints different images in the imagination of screenwriter Ivan Gerasimov. From time to time he meets with the women of his dreams - a romantic young lady, a relaxed prostitute, a mysterious lady with a veil and - his wife - Ivan ceases to understand which of these women is reality, and which is only a figment of his imagination. In…
When was Gendelyk released?
Gendelyk was released on November 16, 2023.
How long is Gendelyk?
Gendelyk runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
Who directed Gendelyk?
Gendelyk was directed by Taras Dudar.
Who is in the cast of Gendelyk?
The cast of Gendelyk includes Vladyslav Mamchur (Ivan Herasymov), Liudmyla Zahorska (wife), Vlad Nikitiuk, Sergey Siplivyy and Oleksandr Rudko (Ivan in his youth).