Reviews

The first one was really great, this one is a great movie too, but it's more like John Carpenters Escape from New York.

I red reviews and I didn't waited anything out of it except disappointment.

But this was tremendously good zombie roller coaster.

No stupid drama, no boring character development. No action only for action, every moment was greatly written. 10 zombies out of 10

An absolutely brilliant and nightmarish production! "Unforgotten Shadows" is an enriching and surreal experience, full of beautiful images and powerful symbolism.

Valanchik (Dmitriy Stupka). Typical teenager finds himself in a state of shock, because he and all his friends plumped in a big nightmarish trouble. Then...reality sinks in. He discovers an appalling revelation which he cannot accept. How does all of this fit in when he thought of himself as a completely sane person? He does not believe he was responsible for this affair.

This is just scratching the surface of the premise for Lubomir Levitski moody and engaging film. "Unforgotten Shadows" is a very vivid film with an original concept. As the story expands and the main character must go into the heart of the matter. This film relies a lot on imagery and the fantastic production values are laced with a perplexing storyline that keeps the viewer's eyes glued to the screen.

And really allows for character development as well. The audiences grows greatly in a moment of eagerness as they want to determine what will happen next to the characters in this film. The cast is really wonderful. Dmitriy Stupka is excellent as Valanchik, Pavlo Li is a very talented and really courage actor, Vlad Nikityuk really extraordinary talented person.

A thoroughly cogent flick which keeps you guessing what is going on. "Unforgotten Shadows" is a fine treat for the eyes and mind. This is one journey where you reach the point of no return!