Directed by:
Matthew RossScreenplay:
Scott B. SmithCinematography:
Eric KoretzCast:
Keanu Reeves, Ana Ularu, Dmitry Chepovetsky, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, James Gracie, Eugene Lipinski, Aleks Paunovic, Veronica Ferres, Rafael Petardi (more)Plots(1)
Lucas Hill, an American diamond trader, travels to Russia negotiate a deal involving some very rare gems that he plans to sell to the oligarch Boris Volkov. When his contact for the diamonds goes missing, and he gets on the wrong side of Volkov, Hill finds himself stranded in the frozen wastes of Siberia, with only a local bar owner to help him face the deadly situation (Signature Entertainment)
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As a thriller, Siberia is just boring. Actually, it’s a thriller for only a quarter of its runtime, during which only basic genre clichés crop up. The rest of the film is a love story in which the American husband played by Keanu on the opposite side of the world (Siberia) has sex with a lonely Russian waitress. And goes off into the woods to hunt bears with her brothers.
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It's truly a mystery to me what led Keanu Reeves to act in this Russia-infused mess, where instead of deep thoughts, everyone spouts crap. If only he was nice to look at, but even that doesn't work when he's constantly sweating profusely. (40%)
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