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Police gets a call-out to a lonely hotel in the Alps. When an officer gets to the hotel everything seems to be alright. Suddenly an avalanche cuts them out from the rest of the world and strange things are going to happen. |
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| Ratings: | IMDB: 6.8/10 | |
| Released: | August 27, 1979 | |
| Runtime: | 80 min | |
| Genres: | Drama Crime Sci-Fi | |
| Companies: | Tallinnfilm | |
| Cast: | Jüri Järvet Uldis Pucitis Lembit Peterson | |
| Crew: | Arkadiy Strugatskiy Boris Strugatskiy Grigori Kromanov | |
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Atmospheric, spooky Estonian Soviet era sci-fi/mystery film based on a story by the Strugatskiy Brothers and with the same vibe as Stalker (also based on a story by the brothers) and out of the dozens of Eastern Bloc/Soviet era scifi films this is one of the best. The electronic soundtrack music by Estonian artist Sven Grunberg really adds to the strange atmosphere and I well recommend checking out his late 70s/early 80s recordings if you grok electronic sound.
Unfortunately there are no subtitles for any of the links but there are English subtitles available if you do a search for ‘Hukkunud Alpinisti’ hotell on the usual subtitle sites.
There’s subs here on PW (click on a ‘Version’ to get the subs link)
click on which “version”? Tried several links that said subtitles were on. not
All the versions work for me. Try clearing your browser’s cache to get them to show up. I had to do that for another show the other day.
There are subtitles available for this show ON THIS SITE.
Here is a quick synopsis from the FAQ’s page of how to download and add subtitles.
Not all hosts will have the ability to add subtitles to the player. Thats why I suggested dood for this example, It is only an example to show how it works. (some of the other hosts will work for adding subtitles as well).
If you click on the word /number of the dood(dot)watch link above, the dood video player will open up. Under the bottom left of the screen that opens up you will see a tab that reads “subtitle”. Click on that and it opens a dropdown window with subs for many different languages. Hit Retrieve / Then download whatever language subtitle you wish. Add the subtitle to the player like you would with any subtitle. Through the Closed Captioning found in the settings of the player.
The Comm Team