Murder mystery in Moscow
Gorky Park is a murder mystery set in Moscow in the 1980s. Militia Officer Arkady Renko (William Hurt) is put in charge of the investigation into three bodies found in the city’s Gorky Park. Renko is immediately concerned when the KGB show up and find that the bodies have had their faces cut off to hide their identities. The movie is mostly a police procedural as Renko delves into the case and finds out that it leads to high places.<br /><br />The story focuses upon how meticulous Renko is. He likes breaking down the evidence in every little detail assisted by his right hand man Pasha (Michael Elphick). For instance, they recreate in their minds how the three murdered people might have ended up in the park and how they were shot.<br /><br />There’s also an almost Film Noir type element to the story as Renko is going up against the system. There are people following him and the arrival of the KRG at the start showed that he was dealing with a political issue which was above his pay grade. These are all common tropes in Noirs.<br /><br />Overall this is a good mystery focusing upon Renko and his dedication to his work despite the dangers and obstacles he faces.<br />C
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