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Beyond the Edge (Russian: За гранью реальности, romanized: Za granyu realnosti) is a 2018 Russian actionfantasy film directed by Aleksandr Boguslavskiy and Francesco Cinquemani. A talented gambler gathers a team of people with supernatural powers to win big at a casino. But at the game he finds himself up against a much stronger mystical rival and ends up in a deadlock putting in danger himself and his team that he has grown to love. It stars Miloš Biković, Antonio Banderas and Lyubov Aksyonova.^[2]

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The film was released in Russia on March 1, 2018.

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Plot[edit]

Michael is a talented gambler who thinks through his every move and counts only on himself. He plans a heist at a luxury European casino. Michael rolls out his scheme brilliantly, until he runs up against a mysterious rival (Alex) at a poker table. During the game Michael’s cards mysteriously change in his hands. He loses everything, and his scheme gets blown up. Victor – a cruel and dangerous casino owner – is sure that Michael and Alex work together. Victor says that Michael must repay a huge debt – everything that Alex won – and gives him a week to comply.

Michael seems to be facing a deadlock but gathers a team of experts with superpowers to quickly win at a casino and repay the debt. The superpowers of his team members help Michael skip a long preparation process.

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Eric is a rich kid, a party boy who has a slight power of telekinesis. He uses his power to move small objects (e.g., a roulette ball or cubes). Tony is a taxi driver who controls electronics, devices and tools. For example, he can turn a camera away at the right time. Kevin is a hypnotist, an autist who can put any thought into anyone’s head for a short interval.

Veronika is a telepath who can hear and transmit thoughts at a distance. Her power helps Michael communicate with his team so that no security service can overhear them.

Michael and his ‘supernatural’ team go to a casino to win big. He finds himself up against his mysterious rival and ends up putting himself and his team in danger.

Cast[edit]

• Miloš Biković as Michael
• Antonio Banderas as Gordon
• Lyubov Aksyonova [ru] as Veronika
• Yevgeny Stychkin as Tony
• Yuri Chursin as Kevin, hypnotist, member of the scam team Michael
• Aristarkh Venes [ru] as Eric
• Petar Zekavica as Alex
• Sergey Astakhov [ru] as Victor
• Nikita Dyuvbanov as Leon
• Alessandra Starr Ward as female supervisor

Production[edit]

Director Aleksandr Boguslavskiy decided to play Biković in roulette. Bikovich won and his remark was added to the film.

Producers turned to the casino's security chief for advice on making the film realistic.

Scenes in an underground casino, in a plane and in a forest were shot in a real Ilyushin Il-76 airplane, inside of which a game room was built.

Filming[edit]

Filming lasted a month during March–February 2016.

Casino scenes were filmed in Oracul casino, located in Azov-City, the first federal gambling zone on the border of the Rostov Oblast and the Krasnodar Krai. They filmed in former gambling establishment Golden Palace. A number of scenes were filmed in the hotel Kosmos (both buildings are located in Moscow).

References[edit]

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1. ^'ЗА ГРАНЬЮ РЕАЛЬНОСТИ'. KinoBusiness.
2. ^King of Spain Felipe noted the acting talent of Antonio Banderas with the honorable award at the ceremony in Madrid

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External links[edit]

• Beyond the Edge on IMDb

Film Summary

Long before Junior Seau finally hung up his NFL spikes for good, he was a legend. Seau had everything an athlete could ever want: the adoration of millions, the admiration of his peers, the love of a beautiful family, and a sense of purpose beyond the playing field. And yet, on May 2nd, 2012, at the age of 43, Seau, alone in his bedroom at his home in Oceanside, California, shot himself in the heart. He left no suicide note, offering no clear answers to why he'd take his own life. Now, Seau, a searing, revealing portrait of the Hall of Famer's life and death, seeks those answers, exploring his remarkable path out of an immigrant Samoan family to NFL stardom, and the many complications that ensued through two decades spent at the heart of a brutal and unforgiving game. Directed by Kirby Bradley, Junior Seau's tale of one of modern football's great icons, with a tragic end still reverberating through the sports world all these years later.

Director's Take

After dropping out of graduate school, I moved to San Diego where I sold encyclopedias door-to-door and pumped gas. I had a much more successful roommate who was a young sports reporter assigned to cover high school sports north of San Diego - he told me about this massive but incredibly agile Samoan basketball player from Oceanside named Junior Seau.

I promptly forgot about him, but a few years later, I noticed Junior again during his crazy breakout season playing football at USC, and by the time he was drafted by his hometown Chargers, I was a researcher on HBO's Inside the NFL series. I was drawn to him because of his passionate love of the game, his joy in playing it, and his competitive instinct. I couldn't believe he was able to keep playing past the age of 40, and I felt bad he never won a Super Bowl. And when he retired, I figured with his personality, he'd be a broadcaster, or a public speaker, or do a bunch of endorsements - Junior seemed like one of the guys who would land on his feet with no problem.

But then the year after he retired, we all heard the story of him driving off the cliff after being arrested for domestic violence. We heard whispers of erratic behavior, of money problems, of violent outbursts. Stuff that just didn't sync with the image of the Junior we thought we knew. And then in 2012, just two years after retiring, he shot himself in the heart.

I had done a lot of reporting on concussions and CTE in the NFL while I was the showrunner for the HBO show Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. CTE is a brain disease caused by blows to the head, and at that time, researchers were finding it in the brains of more and more NFL players who had died. Seau was, by far, the most famous of these players, and I knew I had to tell his story.

I didn't set out to explain CTE, or to blame anyone for Junior's death. It's clear now that NFL players put themselves at risk, as do hockey players, boxers, soccer players and others. I feel as long as the athletes are informed of all the scientific and medical information available, it's their choice whether to participate or not. But I felt Junior's story would illustrate the human side of CTE, and how it impacts the lives of players, as well as their families and friends.

Junior Seau would have been voted the NFL player least likely to commit suicide - he just seemed to love life too much. But he did. And it's worthwhile looking at how and why his life spiraled downward.

Kirby Bradley

Kirby Bradley is a New York-based director and producer of premium docu-style video content. Bradley's production company Highway 33 Media Inc. has produced the ESPN 30-for-30 documentary Seau, the story of NFL star Junior Seau, and the 8-part series Hala Madrid, an immersive look inside the Real Madrid football club.

At HBO, Bradley co-created and produced the acclaimed news magazine series Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel. The program was the first to produce sports-related stories and investigations that targeted a general audience, focusing on the human element within each narrative. Bradley also directed and/or supervised many award-winning HBO documentaries and other series as Vice President of Programming and Production.

Prior to starting Highway 33 Media Inc., Bradley launched the CNN series Unguarded With Rachel Nichols. His work has been recognized with 32 Emmy Awards, three Peabodys and two duPonts.

Bradley is a Wisconsin native, and now lives in Manhattan with his wife and two children.