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Locust 2014

“Never Tear Us Apart”

Status
Released
Runtime
118 minutes
Director
Egor Baranov
Networks
Sreda, Central Partnership
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What is Locust?

Released on December 24, 2014 in the United States, Locust is a feature-length film classified under the crime, drama, and thriller genres with a runtime of one hour and fifty-eight minutes. The motion picture carries a rating of R.

Type
Film
Year
2014
Status
Released
Runtime
118 minutes
Release date
Jun 25, 2014
Original language
RU
Origin
Russia
Studios
Sreda, Central Partnership
Revenue
$467,363
Genres
Crime, Drama, Thriller
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 5.8/10 from 53 votes
Episode runtime
~118 minutes
Status
Released
Networks
Sreda, Central Partnership
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Overview

Released on December 24, 2014 in the United States, Locust is a feature-length film classified under the crime, drama, and thriller genres with a runtime of one hour and fifty-eight minutes. The motion picture carries a rating of R. The narrative centers on an innocent summer affair that starts as a love story between two young people named Lera and Artem. The characters find themselves unable to break off their relationship, lacking the necessary faith, patience, and desire to overcome the various obstacles on their life path. Representing a demographic described as the locust generation, the individuals want to have everything all at once and are characterized as a force that will sweep everything on its way. What begins as a naive young love and passion eventually escalates and transforms into a series of bloody assassinations.

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Should you watch it?

“A naive summer romance between two young people spirals rapidly into a series of bloody assassinations.”

Reasons to watch
  • Explores the intense trajectory of a passionate young love affair between Lera and Artem.
  • Features a gripping narrative shift from a naive romance to a series of bloody assassinations.
  • Examines the thematic weight and desires of the locust generation wanting everything all at once.
Keep in mind
  • The plot escalates from a romance into a series of bloody assassinations, which may not appeal to viewers seeking a lighthearted story.

Watch it if you want to see a passionate summer romance transform into a dark thriller involving bloody assassinations.

The film carries a crime, drama, and thriller tone with a runtime of one hour and fifty-eight minutes, featuring mature themes of violence and passion.

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Is Locust (2014) worth watching?

It is worth watching if you enjoy crime, drama, and thriller films that trace a romance turning into a series of bloody assassinations.

What is the runtime or binge duration for Locust (2014)?

The film has a total runtime of one hour and fifty-eight minutes.

What are the essential episodes or viewing parts of Locust (2014)?

As a feature film with a runtime of one hour and fifty-eight minutes, it is viewed as a single continuous narrative rather than episodic television.

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