The cell

Psychiatrist Catherine Dean conducts experiments with penetrating the consciousness of comatose patients. FBI agents offer her to enter the brain of a homicidal maniac who has fallen into a coma in order to determine the place where his next victim is at this moment and save her. Feedback from our prize winner: Well, I used to go to "Druzhba" for this very notorious "Cage". Well, the film is really all bright and clip-like: there is little plot (a maniac, they say, was on a rampage), a lot of visual stimulation - the brain, in short, rests. True, the screen in "Druzhba" is sketchy, but the surround sound is excellent. Bring a company of soldiers to the place. There were three people sitting in the hall: me, my girlfriend and a suspicious-looking guy (a maniac???) who was talking about something half a movie behind. In short, the presence effect. Moreover, what is remarkable, he (the guy), as it seemed to us, had been sitting there since the last session and after the film he was in no hurry to do anything until we left the hall. So hurry up, if you haven't seen it yet, watch "The Cage" in the Red Hall of the "Druzhba" theater (you'll be lucky - you'll enjoy the masterpiece together). PS Oleg Boyko, a huge thank you in half with the hope of receiving similar prizes for participating in competitions in the future. Xpomou