Masculine Word 2024
In *Masculine Word (2024)*, director Sarik Andreasyan crafts a gripping drama-thriller centered on a desperate father pushed to the edge of his sanity.
Director: Sarik Andreasyan
Cast
Pavel Priluchnyy
Andrey Morozov
Mark Andreasyan
Ilya Morozov
Ekaterina Stulova
Nellie
Igor Chernevich
Evgeny Zhdanov
Irina Pegova
Galina
Yuriy Tsurilo
Colonel Proskurin
Evgeny Shirikov
Kalinin
Anastasia Krylova
Irina
Valeriya Bogdanova
Vera
Ekaterina Molokhovskaya
Petrenko
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Masculine Word (2024) about?
The film follows Andrey, a father whose ten-year-old son Ilya falls into a coma after an accident. When doctors insist on disconnecting life support due to legal constraints, Andrey spirals into despair and takes drastic measures to keep his son alive against impossible odds.
Who directed Masculine Word?
Sarik Andreasyan (*The Brest Fortress*) directs *Masculine Word*, bringing his signature intensity to this gripping drama-thriller.
Who stars in Masculine Word?
The film stars Pavel Priluchnyy as Andrey, Mark Andreasyan, Ekaterina Stulova, Igor Chernevich, and Irina Pegova in pivotal roles.
Is Masculine Word (2024) worth watching?
*Masculine Word* is a tense, emotionally charged film that thrives on its moral dilemmas and strong performances. While it's raw and unsettling, its themes of fatherhood and sacrifice make it compelling for fans of intense dramas—though it may not be for everyone.
How long is Masculine Word?
*Masculine Word* runs for 93 minutes.
About Masculine Word (2024) — A Father's Desperate Choice in a Brutal World
In *Masculine Word (2024)*, director Sarik Andreasyan crafts a gripping drama-thriller centered on a desperate father pushed to the edge of his sanity. When ten-year-old Ilya slips into a coma after a tragic accident, his father Andrey faces an unbearable choice: follow the law and disconnect his son's life support or take drastic, irreversible action to keep hope alive. The film plunges into a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere as Andrey's love for his child clashes with institutional coldness, blurring the lines between justice and desperation. With themes of fatherhood, sacrifice, and moral ambiguity, *Masculine Word* explores how far a parent will go to defy fate.
Led by Pavel Priluchnyy in the harrowing role of Andrey, the cast delivers raw, emotional performances that amplify the film's intensity. Mark Andreasyan, Ekaterina Stulova, and Igor Chernevich round out the ensemble, each contributing to the film's uneasy tension. Blending crime and drama into a visceral narrative, *Masculine Word (2024)* challenges viewers to question where morality ends and survival begins.
