S. S. D.

S. S. D.
Directed by Vadim Shmelyov
Produced by
Written by Denis Karyshev
Vadim Shmelyov
Starring Anfisa Chekhova
Evgeniya Brik
Music by Dmitri Dankov
Ilya Lagutenko
Cinematography Oleg Kirichenko
Production
company
Krasnaya Strela
Ankor
Release date
  • September 4, 2008 (2008-09-04)
Running time
90 minutes
Country Russia
Language Russian

S. S. D. (Russian: С. С. Д.) is a 2008 Russian slasher film directed by Vadim Shmelyov.[1]

Plot

1984, pioneer camp "Lesnaya Polyana" in the suburbs. The female Pioneer leader goes off on a date, and the leader is left alone to entertain the Pioneers with frightening stories about a bus with curtains on windows, a driver with a horse's head and dead passengers without heads. Meanwhile, a very real maniac, a certain Fedotov, known as the "Odintsovsky Ripper", kills the leader and her boyfriend, and then, in front of the pioneer, sticks the sickle into his heart.

2008, casting for participation in the reality show "Pioneer Camp". Five boys and girls are selected to compete for the main prize — one million rubles. They are brought to the territory of the pioneer camp "Lesnaya Polyana", where they meet with the presenter. The territory of the camp is equipped with CCTV cameras, so that the participants of the show are constantly on video, they are handed out microphones and select mobile phones. The invisible director, whose voice is changed using a computer, communicates with the players.

The first task from the "voice" is to conduct a trial rehearsal of the ballot, allegedly before the broadcast. To avoid the friction between players, the novice actor Fedor proposes to vote against him. As a "quitter" he walks along the alley to the video camera, and receives an arrow in the head.

This episode goes on the air of the TV company organizing the show. Special forces arrive in the pioneer camp, but the participants of the show are not found. The operative investigation establishes that the episode of "live broadcast" was filmed a week ago. From this moment in the film there are two story lines in parallel, one of which tells the story of the tragic events in the pioneer camp, the other one - about the progress of the investigation.

"Voice" tells the players about the changed rules: the game is conducted not for money, but for life. A faceless computer voice occasionally tells another childish horror story, after which one of the players dies the death described in this horror story. Players are trying to actively resist the actions of a maniac: throwing out microphones, searching the building, destroying loudspeakers and video cameras, they arm themselves ... At the same time, their numbers are inexorably decreasing.

The remaining six players and the leader are barricaded in one of the rooms. The "Voice" suggests to them independently, by vote to determine the next victim. Then everyone is able to prove himself. And the maniac has still a few more surprises left. After all one participant "ate a dead heart". And most importantly, although the guys themselves are sure that the man in the horse mask is going to kill them all, he really wants to leave one person alive: the one who sees the demon, one who likes to toy with people.

Cast

  • Anfisa Chekhova — Alisa Ten, a leading reality TV show
  • Evgeniya Brik — Yana
  • Igor Artashonov — Sergey Andreevich Topilsky, investigator
  • Dmitry Kubasov — Sasha, the hacker
  • Ekaterina Kopanova — Vera
  • Stas Erdley — Alex, Goth
  • Artem Mazunov — Pasha
  • Stanislav Shmelev — Fedor
  • Ivan Nikolayev — Egor
  • Alexander Makogon — Kirill, TV Producer
  • Ekaterina Nosik — Dasha
  • Karina Myndrovskaya — Lika
  • Pavel Smetankin — Mukhin, assistant investigator
  • Sergey Burunov
  • Veronika Ivashchenko — Nastya
  • Danila Arikov — presenter
  • Xenia Turkova — news anchor "24" on REN TV (cameo)
  • Victor Ryabov — specialist
  • Irina Efremova — counselor
  • Andrey Khvorov — driver
  • Dmitry Lomovsky — leader
  • Alexey Yanin — guy
  • Yuri Bykov — masked maniac

References

  1. "ССД: Страшилки Советского Детства". Time Out.

S. S. D. on IMDb

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