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The Alien Girl

2010 · Movie · R · 109 min

6.6(36)unSUB Rating

DramaAction

In 1990s Kyiv, four gang enforcers are sent to Prague to bring back a young woman whose connection to an arrested criminal could threaten powerful people. What starts as a simple pickup turns into a tense, brutal road trip through the bleak realities of the underworld, where loyalty is fragile and danger follows every step.

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Details
Original title
Чужая
Years
2010
Release date
2010-06-17
Language
Russian
Rated
R
Runtime
109 min
TMDB rating (input)
5.9/10 (36 votes)
About

If you want a dark, grounded Eastern European gangster tale with gritty action, tense relationships, and sparse dark humor, this delivers; Not for you if you need hopeful heroes, lighter tone, or minimal violence like in Sniffer.

Pros: gritty crime tension; addictive road-trip plot; strong performances | Cons: bleak and violent; few likable characters; oppressive mood

Themes

  • eastern europe
  • love
  • betrayal
  • mafia

Cast & crew

  • Natalia Romanycheva

    Natalia Romanycheva

    as Alien

  • Kirill Poluhin

    Kirill Poluhin

    as KId

  • Anatoli Otradnov

    Anatoli Otradnov

    as Beef

  • Aleksandr Golubkov

    Aleksandr Golubkov

    as Milksop

  • Evgeny Mundum

    Evgeny Mundum

    as Rasp

  • Evgeniy Tkachuk

    Evgeniy Tkachuk

    as Wise

  • Dmitriy Podnozov

    Dmitriy Podnozov

    as Karasik

  • Aleksandr Bolshakov

    Aleksandr Bolshakov

    as Chinaman

  • Sergey Zharkov

    Sergey Zharkov

    as Rasp's guard

  • Dmitriy Ratomskiy

    Dmitriy Ratomskiy

    as Babai

Directed by Anton Bormatov