Cuckoo (The) AKA Kukushka (2002) Russian R2, R5 ADDED
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Cuckoo (The) AKA Kukushka (2002) Russian R2, R5 ADDED
R2, R5 Russia - Amalgama
Extras:"Making of" featurette (24:01)
Creators/Cast
Director: Aleksandr Rogozhkin
Actors: Viktor Bychkov
Ville Haapasalo
Anni-Kristiina Juuso
"TotalDVD" journal ad video (0:15)
"Watch on DVD" (Another Amalgama DVD trailers):
"Brother" (3:13)
"Brother 2" (4:00)
"The Tale of Fedot the Strelets" (0:28)
"War" (1:16
Subtitles: Full Russian, Russian on Finnish/Saami portions only, English
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
Picture Format:Anamorphic
TV System: PAL
Soundtrack(s):Russian Dolby Digital 5.1 384 Kbps, Russian DTS 5.1 Full Bitrate 1.5 Mbps, Finnish/Russian/Saami Dolby Digital 5.1 384 Kbps
Case: Jewel Case
Notes: Soundtracks noted as just "Russian" features quite unusual translating technique (for finnish and saami speech) which can't be called neither dubbing or voice over. It's close to single-voice translation voice over, but voicing actor speech heared with some delay, allowing for viewer to hear original speech. This technique appeared in times of the soviet union and still used now for for mainly russian-speaking movies which have little potions of foreign speech.
Extras:"Making of" featurette (24:01)
Creators/Cast
Director: Aleksandr Rogozhkin
Actors: Viktor Bychkov
Ville Haapasalo
Anni-Kristiina Juuso
"TotalDVD" journal ad video (0:15)
"Watch on DVD" (Another Amalgama DVD trailers):
"Brother" (3:13)
"Brother 2" (4:00)
"The Tale of Fedot the Strelets" (0:28)
"War" (1:16
Subtitles: Full Russian, Russian on Finnish/Saami portions only, English
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
Picture Format:Anamorphic
TV System: PAL
Soundtrack(s):Russian Dolby Digital 5.1 384 Kbps, Russian DTS 5.1 Full Bitrate 1.5 Mbps, Finnish/Russian/Saami Dolby Digital 5.1 384 Kbps
Case: Jewel Case
Notes: Soundtracks noted as just "Russian" features quite unusual translating technique (for finnish and saami speech) which can't be called neither dubbing or voice over. It's close to single-voice translation voice over, but voicing actor speech heared with some delay, allowing for viewer to hear original speech. This technique appeared in times of the soviet union and still used now for for mainly russian-speaking movies which have little potions of foreign speech.
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Is this in Russian without subtitles?Sergey_Druzhinin wrote:Extras:"Making of" featurette (24 minute and 1 second)
Runtimes?Sergey_Druzhinin wrote:"Watch on DVD" (Another Amalgama DVD trailers):
"Brother"
"Brother 2"
"The Tale of Fedot the Strelets"
"War"
Are the subtitles optional?Sergey_Druzhinin wrote:Subtitles:Russian, Finnish/Russian/Saami, English
The "Finnish/Russian/Saami" subtitles - do all three languages appear at the same time?
It's called a "Jewel Case"Sergey_Druzhinin wrote:Notes: 1) I don't know how properly call a dvd case
Here in Russia it's called "Glass case" or simply "Glass"
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It isJames-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Is this in Russian without subtitles?
3:13James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Runtimes?
4:00
0:28
and 1:16 respectively
Yeap, all subtitles for the main feature are optionalJames-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Are the subtitles optional?
It's a mistake, really. This is russian subtitles, but only for Finnish and Saami speach. They are intended for use with "international" Finnish/Russian/Saami soundtrack, which is going without translation.James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:The "Finnish/Russian/Saami" subtitles - do all three languages appear at the same time?
P.S. Main Feature runtime is 1 hour 39 minutes and 19 seconds
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Please update your specs in the first post.
So there are only two subtitle tracks, Russian (for Finnish and Saami portions) and English?
So there are only two subtitle tracks, Russian (for Finnish and Saami portions) and English?
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No, there are three subtitle sets. Full russian subtitles on all speech, Russian subtitles for Finnish and Saami Speech, and full English subtitles on all speech.James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:So there are only two subtitle tracks, Russian (for Finnish and Saami portions) and English?
P.S. There are really two Russian editons. "Regular" as described above, and "Collector's Edition" which have very same DVD as "Regular" + Oficial soundtrack on a separate Red Book format Audio CD.
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Is the collector's edition also in a jewel case?
Also could you please update your first post with the updated specs and runtimes? Thanks.
Also could you please update your first post with the updated specs and runtimes? Thanks.
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Yeap. It's just have a two-disc holder.James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Is the collector's edition also in a jewel case?
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Added them. Thank you.