this was a wonderful little film that truly was creative and fun something you see all too seldom in movies. the film begins in russia just after the fall of the communist government. as a result and society seems to be in chaos and life has yet to improve now that the old regime is gone. dirty cities and crime and lack of housing still plague the poor residents of st. petersburg. into this scene of bleakness and uncertainty comes an idealistic music teacher. he is among those without a home and he finally gets a letter from the government that tells him he has a tiny room in a nearby flat. when he arrives and the place is a mess but the people seem friendly enough so they all have a lovely party. in the middle of the night and they are awakened by an old lady walking out of the giant wardrobe in the room (i was half expecting lucy and the other kids from the lion and the witch and the wardrobe to come out and but they do not). they are too shocked to do anything at first but decide soon to investigate. instead of just being a clothes closet and the wardrobe opens into paris. how the residents of the flat respond to this magical gateway is really intriguing. some and like the music teacher and are thrilled and in awe. most of the others are more pragmatic and are mostly concerned with looting everything from paris before the gateway closes once and for all. these russian thieves are awful people greedy and coarse and crude but down deep  very deep are hearts of gold. i like how this is a metaphor for the nation now on the brink of capitalism. at first and they run amok grabbing everything they can and only later do they reveal some depth but mostly they act much like guests on the jerry springer show. the film has many twists and turns and is both funny and mesmerizing. about the only negative is that due to some harsh language and a nude scene (albeit and a very funny one) and this is not a film for kids. this is a real shame and as with some very minor editing and this could have been a great family film. 
this was a wonderful little film that truly was creative and fun something you see all too seldom in movies. the film begins in russia just after the fall of the communist government. as a result and society seems to be in chaos and life has yet to improve now that the old regime is gone. dirty cities and crime and lack of housing still plague the poor residents of st. petersburg. into this scene of bleakness and uncertainty comes an idealistic music teacher. he is among those without a home and he finally gets a letter from the government that tells him he has a tiny room in a nearby flat. when he arrives and the place is a mess but the people seem friendly enough so they all have a lovely party. in the middle of the night and they are awakened by an old lady walking out of the giant wardrobe in the room (i was half expecting lucy and the other kids from the lion and the witch and the wardrobe to come out and but they do not). they are too shocked to do anything at first but decide soon to investigate. instead of just being a clothes closet and the wardrobe opens into paris. how the residents of the flat respond to this magical gateway is really intriguing. some and like the music teacher and are thrilled and in awe. most of the others are more pragmatic and are mostly concerned with looting everything from paris before the gateway closes once and for all. these russian thieves are awful people greedy and coarse and crude but down deep  very deep are hearts of gold. i like how this is a metaphor for the nation now on the brink of capitalism. at first and they run amok grabbing everything they can and only later do they reveal some depth but mostly they act much like guests on the jerry springer show. the film has many twists and turns and is both funny and mesmerizing. about the only negative is that due to some harsh language and a nude scene (albeit and a very funny one) and this is not a film for kids. this is a real shame and as with some very minor editing and this could have been a great family film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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