B/W 2015
In this quirky blend of sci-fi, comedy, and crime, Evgeny Shelyakin's *B/W (2015)* spins a darkly humorous tale of a botched robbery and an unexpected second chance.
Director: Evgeny Shelyakin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is B/W (2015) about?
The film follows Nurick, a bumbling criminal who dies during a failed robbery but returns as a ghostly protector to his partner Yaroslav. His mission? To steer Yaroslav away from danger, even if it means playing invisible pranks and bending the rules of the afterlife.
Who directed B/W?
Evgeny Shelyakin directed B/W, blending sci-fi, comedy, and crime into a visually inventive and thematically playful film.
Who stars in B/W?
The cast stars Aleksey Chadov as Nurick, Merab Ninidze as Yaroslav, and Sergey Makovetskiy as a key supporting character in this offbeat crime-comedy.
Is B/W (2015) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *B/W* stands out for its unique premise and energetic direction. Fans of genre-blending films with a mix of humor and suspense will find its absurd storytelling and stylish execution rewarding.
How long is B/W?
B/W has a runtime of 92 minutes, making it a tight, punchy watch.
About B/W (2015) — When a Dead Crook Becomes an Angel of Mischief
In this quirky blend of sci-fi, comedy, and crime, Evgeny Shelyakin's *B/W (2015)* spins a darkly humorous tale of a botched robbery and an unexpected second chance. When Nurick meets his end during a poorly planned heist, he's thrust back into the world not as a ghost, but as Yaroslav's unlikely guardian angel—a cosmic joker with a mission. The film balances slapstick chaos with underworld intrigue, as Nurick's ghostly meddling turns Yaroslav's life upside down in ways no one could've predicted.
Shelyakin crafts a visually striking atmosphere, blending neon-lit thriller aesthetics with the absurdity of a dead man's mischievous interference. The chemistry between Aleksey Chadov and Sergey Makovetskiy grounds the chaos, while the offbeat premise keeps the tone fresh and unpredictable. *B/W (2015)* is a film that defies easy labels, offering a mix of laughs, thrills, and a touch of existential whimsy.