| The Darkest Hour | |||||
| Summit Entertainment / Regency Enterprises (2011) | |||||
| Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thriller | |||||
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| Emile Hirsch | Sean | |
| Olivia Thirlby | Natalie | |
| Max Minghella | Ben | |
| Rachael Taylor | Anne | |
| Joel Kinnaman | Skyler | |
| Veronika Ozerova | Vika | |
| Dato Bakhtadze | Sergei | |
| Yuriy Kutsenko | Matvei (as Gosha Kutsenko) | |
| Nikolay Efremov | Sasha (as Nikolai Efremov) | |
| Vladimir Jaglich | Boris | |
| Artur Smolyaninov | Yuri (as Arthur Smoljaninov) | |
| Anna Roudakova | Tess | |
| Pyotr Fyodorov | Anton Batkin | |
| Ivan Gromov | Bartender No. 1 | |
| Alexsandr Chernyh | Bartender No. 2 | |
| Oleg Poddubnyy | First Policeman | |
| Vasiliy Fursenko | Second Policeman (as Vasja Fursenko) | |
| Ilya Ivanov | Drunk Russian No. 1 | |
| Sam Vanin | Drunk Russian No. 2 | |
| Alya Nikulina | Old Woman | |
| Yuriy Kutsenko | Matvei | |
| Nikolay Efremov | Sasha | |
| Artur Smolyaninov | Yuri |
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| Producer | Tom Jacobson
Timur Bekmambetov |
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| Writer | Leslie Bohem
M.T. Ahern |
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| Cinematography | Scott Kevan
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| Musician | Tyler Bates
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A sci-fi thriller featuring mind-blowing special effects from visionary filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted) and Director Chris Gorak (Art Director Fight Club, Minority Report). The Darkest Hour is the story of five young people who find themselves stranded in Moscow, fighting to survive in the wake of a devastating alien attack. |
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