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The film “Not a Step Back” (Russia, 2006) is a militant, military drama about the days of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. Directed by Vitaly more
The film “Not a Step Back” (Russia, 2006) is a militant, military drama about the days of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. Directed by Vitaly Vorobyov.
The plot is based on the story “The Legend of a Small Garrison” by Igor Akimov, but in order to please the current fashion, the character of a villain-obsessive and too deliberate pathos are introduced. The events take place in a dilapidated medieval fortress, which is protected from the clearly superior forces of the fascists by a handful of Soviet young soldiers left without command and without communication. The role of soldiers convincingly played by young actors Nikita Zverev Maxim Zausalin. close
At the airport, two people accidentally meet, a dialogue arises between them, which at first seems empty chatter. But gradually the relationship between more
At the airport, two people accidentally meet, a dialogue arises between them, which at first seems empty chatter. But gradually the relationship between them becomes more obvious, the revelations are more terrible, until, finally, there is an unexpected for the audience denouement. The performance explores the dark sides of the human soul and keeps the hall in intense attention until the end. close
Tyazhely Pesok / Heavy Sand follows an Ukrainian Jewish family over 30 years against the backdrop of dramatic events in the Soviet Union in the first more
Tyazhely Pesok / Heavy Sand follows an Ukrainian Jewish family over 30 years against the backdrop of dramatic events in the Soviet Union in the first half of the 20th century: WWI, the Bolshevik revolution, the pogroms in Ukraine, the Stalinist repression, WWII and Nazi occupation, the ghetto and annihilation.
It is ultimately a story about human nature, about the triumph of love against all odds (e.g. despite the seemingly incompatible backgrounds of the two lovers, Rakhil and Jakov) and of its resilience over time and circumstance. It is about family bonds, about human altruism, dignity and courage. Also about cruelty and the holocaust, a tribute to the Jews that suffered and to the non-Jews who were willing to risk their own lives to help them.
The acting is generally outstanding, as is the filming and the music. Attention to historical detail is exquisite (clothes, decors, culture…).
The script departs substantially from Rybakov's novel, on which the film is based, bringing in some different characters and scenes. I guess this was partly unavoidable, because of the novel's narrative approach, compared to the need for dialogues in the film, which had to be made up.
The series is, in my opinion, not without flaws. It combines some truly moving scenes with others that left me wondering what the point was, and thinking that 16 episodes were not needed after all. Although the characters' complexity rings true, some of the scenes seem implausible. Plus the 2 main characters hardly age throughout the film, everybody speaks Russian everywhere… While the film captures much of the spirit of the book, it is weaker in many respects, including in its portrayal of Jewish suffering. Needless to say, I preferred the book, but this is almost always so. Provided you are not looking for 100% accurate history, nor 100% Rybakov's novel you may, like me, be left with a very positive overall impression.
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In Maryino, the estate of the Kirsanov family, Arkady, the son of Nikolai Petrovich Kirsanov, comes to visit. Together with him comes to relax to a friend more
In Maryino, the estate of the Kirsanov family, Arkady, the son of Nikolai Petrovich Kirsanov, comes to visit. Together with him comes to relax to a friend Evgeny Bazarov - a very peculiar young man with long hair, who by his behavior shocks the inhabitants of a quiet manor, and especially Pavel Petrovich, not used to the rudeness of the younger generation. In one of the rooms of the house, a nursery is arranged, where a young pretty Fenechka settles with a child, the illegitimate son of Nikolai Petrovich Kirsanov. At a ball in the provincial city, friends get acquainted with sisters Odintsov – Anna Sergeevna and Katya. At the invitation of Anna Sergeevna, Bazarov and Kirsanov are visiting Nikolsky.