Anton Chekhov's The Duel

"This worthy follow-up to Kosashvili's brilliant "Late Marriage" should delight auds worldwide."

"Once again, Mr. Kosashvili mixes moments of bitterness and laughter with strong dramatic passages, creating a social milieu in The Duel that is believably inhabited, consistently surprising and true-feeling in detail and sweep."

"Somehow isn't as exciting as a duel over a woman should be."

"If it weren't for the masterful work of director Dover Kosashvili, this rich, evocative film wouldn't have nearly the impact it does."

"The performances are excellent all around, with Scott mesmerizing as the emotionally volatile Laevsky and the gorgeous Glascott making vividly clear why her character drives all the surrounding men to distraction."

"It's a pleasure simply to linger in the characters' company, or at least to watch them from just far enough away to observe them without being judged in return."