
Movie
Close to Eden
A farmer and his wife live in a rural part of Inner Mongolia with their three children. Chinese population control policies prevent them from having any more. The farmer sets out for the nearest town to obtain birth control. He comes upon a Russian truck driver who has ended up in a lake. The farmer takes the man back to his farm, and after initially being appalled, the Russian becomes enchanted with the peaceful life of the countryside and decides to stay. But his presence presages big changes for the peasants.
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Close to Eden was released October 30, 1992. We don't have a confirmed streaming, rental or purchase option yet.
Synopsis
A farmer and his wife live in a rural part of Inner Mongolia with their three children. Chinese population control policies prevent them from having any more. The farmer sets out for the nearest town to obtain birth control. He comes upon a Russian truck driver who has ended up in a lake. The farmer takes the man back to his farm, and after initially being appalled, the Russian becomes enchanted with the peaceful life of the countryside and decides to stay. But his presence presages big changes for the peasants.
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More about Close to Eden
Cast
BademaPagma
Vladimir GostyukhinSergey
Biao WangWang Biao, Chinese pianistCredits
- Directed by
- Nikita Mikhalkov
- Written by
- Nikita Mikhalkov, Rustam Ibragimbekov, Rustam Ibragimbekov
Production details
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- Russian
- Original title
- Урга — территория любви
Production
Camera OneFrance
Hachette PremièreFrance
Studio TriteRussia
UGCFrance