Dead Man's Letters
About Dead Man's Letters
In a desolate world following the nuclear apocalypse, a scholar helps a small group of adults and children survive in the basement of a former museum of history. In his mind, he writes letters to his only son that will never be read and tries to find shreds of hope in his new reality.
Dead Man's Letters (1986) is a science fiction film directed by Konstantin Lopushansky. Rolan Bykov stars as Professor Larsen, Vatslav Dvorzhetsky as Pastor, Vera Mayorova as Anna, and Iosif Ryklin as Humanist.
Released in December 1986, it runs 83 minutes. Written by Aleksei German and Boris Strugatskiy.
Members will find post-apocalyptic future, nuclear holocaust, and strugatsky in it. It streams on Klassiki in the United States. It scores 6.9 out of 10 from 135 TMDB voters.
The World, the Flesh and the Devil, The Aftermath, and New Fist of the North Star: When a Man Carries Sorrow make useful companions to Dead Man's Letters.