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Flash.card 2006

★ 3.915 votes105 min📅 2006-11-23
CrimeDramaThriller

In the gritty underbelly of contemporary Russia, *Flash.card (2006)* dives into a tale of betrayal and vengeance unfolding in the financial district.

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Director: Giorgi Shengelia

Cast

Evgeniy Stychkin
Evgeniy Stychkin
Igor Kotik
Ekaterina Guseva
Ekaterina Guseva
Vika
Ilya Shakunov
Ilya Shakunov
Andrei Dmitrievich, Vicki's husband
Yuriy Osipov
Yuriy Osipov
in the store employee
Vladislav Abashin
Vladislav Abashin
Saidulin
Andrei Tashkov
Andrei Tashkov
Vladimir Niskov
Vladimir Niskov
Gennady Mikhailovich
Valentina Ananina
Valentina Ananina
old woman in the village Moshkin
Alexander Vasilevsky
Alexander Vasilevsky
Saschok
Rostislav Bershauer
Rostislav Bershauer
ATS employee

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Flash.card (2006) about?

This neo-noir crime drama follows a demeaned bank executive in modern Russia who uncovers his wife's affair and his employers' corruption, pushing him toward a dangerous quest for retribution. The story explores themes of betrayal, humiliation, and the blurred line between justice and revenge.

Who directed Flash.card?

Giorgi Shengelia directed *Flash.card*, bringing a stark, intense visual style to this Russian crime thriller.

Who stars in Flash.card?

The film stars Evgeniy Stychkin as the lead, alongside Ekaterina Guseva, Ilya Shakunov, Yuriy Osipov, and Vladislav Abashin in pivotal roles.

Is Flash.card (2006) worth watching?

While it lacks an IMDb rating for reference, *Flash.card* offers a solid crime thriller experience with strong performances and a tense plot. Fans of Russian neo-noir or morally complex dramas may find it a rewarding watch, though expectations for mainstream appeal should be moderate.

How long is Flash.card?

Flash.card runs for 105 minutes.

About Flash.card (2006) — A gripping Russian thriller of vengeance and corporate corruption

In the gritty underbelly of contemporary Russia, *Flash.card (2006)* dives into a tale of betrayal and vengeance unfolding in the financial district. Giorgi Shengelia crafts this neo-noir crime drama around a disgraced bank executive whose life unravels after discovering his wife's infidelity and the corporate corruption that destroyed him. Stripped of dignity and opportunity, he turns to a calculated plan of retribution, blurring the lines between justice and vengeance. With a run time of 105 minutes, the film immerses viewers in a tense atmosphere of moral ambiguity, where every decision carries the weight of consequences. Evgeniy Stychkin leads the cast as the tormented protagonist, backed by Ekaterina Guseva and Ilya Shakunov in roles that amplify the emotional stakes.

Set against a backdrop of neon-lit streets and shadowy boardrooms, *Flash.card (2006)* explores themes of power, humiliation, and the fragile balance of trust in modern society. Shengelia's direction infuses the story with a raw intensity, capturing the desperation of a man pushed to the edge by those he once trusted. The film's thriller pacing keeps audiences on edge, while its drama roots delve deep into the human psyche, making it a compelling watch for fans of crime narratives that challenge moral convictions.