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Sweet Vengeance
Sweet Vengeance
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"When my Jozy felt she was going to die, she quietly left her home. Left to die, Martin. I wonder if you knew what my Jozy knew when you left Russia."
JOZY is a psychological drama about a middle-aged Russian immigrant Martin Darski who enjoys his self-absorbed existence in San Francisco for more than two decades. But Martin has a secret: his real name is Edward Gorin. His life takes a drastic turn when the real Martin's widow and son show up at Martin's doorstep, not only wanting answers about his switcheroo but also needing assistance with issues of their own.
Martin realizes the despair of his psyche when he meets an old fisherman who tells him the story of his beloved dog Jozy. On the run to avoid the consequences of his identity theft, Martin leaves America nearly penniless. He lands in Prague, where poverty and desperation disintegrate his already agonizing existence. As an illegal immigrant from the United States, Martin is deported to his native Russia, though he never gets to step foot again on his homeland. Was the old fisherman right about Martin after all?
JOZY is a psychological drama about a middle-aged Russian immigrant Martin Darski who enjoys his self-absorbed existence in San Francisco for more than two decades. But Martin has a secret: his real name is Edward Gorin. His life takes a drastic turn when the real Martin's widow and son show up at Martin's doorstep, not only wanting answers about his switcheroo but also needing assistance with issues of their own.
Martin realizes the despair of his psyche when he meets an old fisherman who tells him the story of his beloved dog Jozy. On the run to avoid the consequences of his identity theft, Martin leaves America nearly penniless. He lands in Prague, where poverty and desperation disintegrate his already agonizing existence. As an illegal immigrant from the United States, Martin is deported to his native Russia, though he never gets to step foot again on his homeland. Was the old fisherman right about Martin after all?
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