Don't know if this is up your alley, but there's a great Russian movie called Stalker, which the post apocalyptic survival videogames were modeled after.
Unlike the games, it's much more slower paced and typical of Soviet film of the time, relying on long shots of grass blowing and people not smiling. It's very sober minded in it's approach and everything is understated.
Also, the original Stanislav Lem classic, Solaris was done by the Russians before Clooney turned it into a love story in space. Again, plodding and relying on long camera shots in the Soviet style, but, like Stalker, rewarding if you devote the time to watch it.
Unlike the games, it's much more slower paced and typical of Soviet film of the time, relying on long shots of grass blowing and people not smiling. It's very sober minded in it's approach and everything is understated.
Also, the original Stanislav Lem classic, Solaris was done by the Russians before Clooney turned it into a love story in space. Again, plodding and relying on long camera shots in the Soviet style, but, like Stalker, rewarding if you devote the time to watch it.
