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Hello friends Happy New Year00:00:14
Merry Christmas Happy New Year past Hanukkah00:00:17
all other holidays that you00:00:20
celebrate here Radio Valleys live and00:00:23
Anton Dolin and also my regular00:00:26
co-author co-lead co-author of our00:00:29
programs00:00:30
Igor Sadreev Today we have gathered here00:00:34
in the evening to try to summarize00:00:37
year and we really hope that you will help us00:00:40
will you help with this Among everything else that we00:00:44
today we will discuss some00:00:46
trends and purely cultural and cinematic00:00:49
not only cinematic and related probably00:00:52
with politics with public life because00:00:54
that there is no movie without this We want00:00:57
Tell you00:00:58
Oshe choice of our program my choice00:01:02
If you want, I don't take responsibility for myself00:01:04
I'm adding up the top ten films of the year00:01:06
the best - this is our favorite00:01:08
film criticism the game we play00:01:10
every year and which Well maybe we00:01:13
seems fascinating to some, but judging by00:01:14
the way they read it, the way they watch it00:01:17
We are the only ones and we would like you to play this game00:01:20
today turn on and offer you00:01:23
name yours too Well, only one so that we00:01:25
don't get confused the best major film of the year00:01:28
right in the comments to our video Yes I am00:01:31
I'm following the comments, that's why you're there00:01:34
leave yours00:01:36
questions write the movie of the year in your opinion00:01:40
don't rush, we're actually talking about a lot00:01:43
today we will talk about paintings and00:01:44
maybe your opinion is still on the way00:01:46
will change, listen to Anton too00:01:49
there are a lot of us too00:01:51
different even about the boy’s word apparently00:01:54
Now you need something like this, but separately00:01:57
about this after all00:02:00
we'll discuss well, let's talk loudly about00:02:02
it's loud just not right away Let it be00:02:04
There will be either an announcement with a promise or00:02:06
micro spoiler we will definitely move on00:02:09
at least let's talk a little about Russian00:02:10
movie and let's definitely talk about the boy's word00:02:12
because it's a huge phenomenon00:02:14
really sensational story Well00:02:16
it would be stupid to pass me by alone00:02:19
from my friend by the way00:02:20
professional producer wrote in00:02:22
Facebook at some point Well, at00:02:24
Apparently Russia didn’t actually exist00:02:26
never any television series00:02:28
for real00:02:30
there were only three if I'm not mistaken00:02:32
I think he calls three there Brigade00:02:34
eliminating the boy's words and, in general, this00:02:38
looks so chilling description00:02:42
moreover, if we go back a little00:02:44
you'll take a step00:02:59
Here, but Let us, with your permission, not00:03:02
let's start with this, don't start00:03:04
we will and you know where let's start as in00:03:06
last time we'll do a roll call Write00:03:08
please in the comments Where are you from?00:03:10
look very interesting here00:03:11
breathtaking geography Yes, that's for us00:03:14
always very interesting actually we00:03:16
we notice from stream to stream that our00:03:18
geography it is expanding, that is, the number00:03:21
subscribers are also growing by the way00:03:23
there already on our channel under00:03:25
300,000 subscribers I would like to see before00:03:28
New Year00:03:31
Milne Of course not, not yet at least00:03:34
just to have a round frame so00:03:38
Add Petersburg Volgograd Baku00:03:42
Moscow Tashkent Talin Barcelona Florence00:03:45
New York How00:03:46
quickly Samara we will then spend our00:03:51
statistical00:03:53
stov Netherlands Narva Vladikavkaz00:03:58
Lviv Hello Riga We are here too Almaty00:04:02
Spain Udmurtia Oh, so many and how00:04:06
fast California what else is Bulgaria00:04:10
Sofia Surgut but again the whole world Odessa00:04:13
Haifa00:04:15
Chelyabinsk incredible feeling Berlin00:04:18
Krasnodar Kyiv to Kyiv Hello separate Yes00:04:21
thank you so much for watching us00:04:23
thank you all, we are really happy00:04:26
this is such a Utopia that is already almost 200:04:28
years I think all the time about drowning her when00:04:32
the world has not only gone into cracks, but already00:04:35
everything really fell to pieces from everyone00:04:38
people within families fell away00:04:40
fall apart from each other So what?00:04:42
talk about different cities and countries00:04:45
peoples nations Can a culture that00:04:48
after all, is our main topic is not00:04:50
let's lie, can it be00:04:52
somehow binding00:04:53
material I don’t think it’s global00:04:56
maybe but for some short periods00:04:57
intervals For example, the intervals of our00:05:00
stream 2 hours Here we are We are very grateful00:05:04
those who are in this may even be us00:05:06
delusions in this illusion of us00:05:08
supports us because we really care00:05:09
I like to cherish this illusion I think00:05:12
it's great when you imagine00:05:14
the globe and here for Yes they light up00:05:18
lights and people are here Let's spend00:05:20
these 2 hours will be great to talk about00:05:23
cinema and not only Anton first question00:05:26
what was this year like for you personally?00:05:30
difficult I wanted00:05:32
if you allow me to say at the beginning00:05:34
I’m expressing something completely unfilmic00:05:38
Solidarity for the next set of people00:05:40
which are unfair and mediocre00:05:43
called foreign agents00:05:45
just yesterday mine was one of them00:05:49
just a comrade00:05:50
close political scientist writer Sasha Baunov and00:05:55
I saw him a couple of times last year00:05:57
somewhere in the midpoints he wrote00:06:00
a wonderful book, a historical book about00:06:03
end of dictatorships00:06:05
Here00:06:06
and he wrote a wonderful article Very00:06:09
I recommend it just yesterday I read it00:06:11
a large fundamental article about what00:06:12
is the second year of this war than it is00:06:14
different from the first all the differences are not in00:06:16
the best side from all sides00:06:19
counter-offensive before increased censorship in00:06:22
Russia from the number of deaths to00:06:24
falling just hopes from the situation00:06:26
emigrants to the relationship of those who left with00:06:28
the remaining Russians from all00:06:31
sides deterioration And in general, why not00:06:34
looks like what next year will bring00:06:36
some kind of deliverance Yes there were some00:06:39
bright events such as Prigozhin's00:06:40
rebellion and as a result his death if00:06:43
we lived 300 years later and would have been00:06:45
Shakespeare could write this about00:06:47
this is some historical chronicle00:06:49
or a comedy or maybe even a tragedy00:06:52
but to live inside such a tragedy or00:06:54
comedy Oh, how uncomfortable it is from the outside00:06:56
funny talking about a tank that got stuck00:06:59
at the circus gates Yes, but when you00:07:01
a hostage among the spectators of this circus00:07:04
then in the arena all the laughter at once00:07:06
disappears Therefore my feeling is very00:07:09
painful at the same time I must say00:07:11
like, again, a micro spoiler for the future00:07:13
discussion of the top ten films, what's with00:07:15
from a cinematic point of view the year was just00:07:17
brilliant and I'll try without calling00:07:20
while the films say why really00:07:22
in fact I have two opposite00:07:23
the first indicator is new names and00:07:26
new authors Do they exist because well00:07:28
it’s clear I have 30 40 50 favorites there00:07:31
directors in the world and just according to statistics00:07:34
every year one of them does something up00:07:35
takes off and because I love these people00:07:37
So they did something new and I already00:07:39
this is enough to include them in00:07:40
list but what year do new ones appear?00:07:44
the names on this list are always there for me00:07:46
holiday and also holiday when these00:07:48
your favorite directors do something better00:07:50
right now they reach the top in that00:07:52
what they did and this also happens very00:07:55
rarely usually everyone's peaks are in the past00:07:57
then we loved these people they did00:07:59
which is brilliant and since then we have been waiting for them00:08:01
second third masterpiece and often not00:08:03
we're waiting for it to happen this year00:08:05
several times so it seems to me that00:08:07
art and in particular cinema somehow00:08:09
some incredible jerk00:08:12
jumping into the abyss tries this00:08:16
reality is creeping to gather in00:08:18
tie some kind of knot and do it like that00:08:21
so that she is completely wounded by lead00:08:25
no head00:08:26
I have such feelings because...00:08:30
on a personal level Well I continue00:08:31
exist I went to a bunch of cities00:08:34
where I have never been from countries with any00:08:35
lectures and meeting people everywhere I think00:08:37
many of these people are watching us now00:08:39
and listen or then watch the recording of I00:08:41
infinitely grateful to everyone00:08:43
viewer listener reader this year a00:08:46
these are the people who literally00:08:49
words give me energy to live this00:08:51
probably sounds super pretentious, but this00:08:53
completely true00:08:55
and is in no way a figure00:08:57
speeches listen uh childish There may be a question00:09:00
Did you have moments this year when00:09:01
you were sitting in the cinema hall and for a second00:09:04
forgot about what was happening on the street00:09:07
So much for you movies00:09:08
capture yes yes several times well no00:09:10
so many but a few are enough00:09:12
once these moments were and when we will be00:09:14
discuss the best films of the year, favorite We00:09:16
we'll come to this Well, tell me a little about00:09:19
your year, how it went, are you ready yet?00:09:22
it’s still too early to sum it up00:09:23
There's a whole week left and how are you doing?00:09:27
you feel very strongly about these customs00:09:29
tedious late Kabr days and Well,00:09:31
I'm tired too, and I honestly want to00:09:34
the year is over and emotionally of course00:09:38
It's also kind of heavy and ends00:09:40
he's not on a happy note to be honest00:09:43
and especially cool news And in general00:09:46
some news that could00:09:47
no way to support it00:09:49
Well, I think it’s not just you who doesn’t00:09:53
only I have one of the publications00:09:55
oppositional orientation of Russians00:09:57
Well, I don’t have Russian-language publications now00:09:58
I don't know what it's called correctly00:10:00
I will call you so God forbid someone00:10:01
don't harm me here they me00:10:04
literally included a survey in their questionnaire00:10:06
it was yesterday and there was this question00:10:09
the worst event for Russia in twenty00:10:12
third year and the best event for Russia00:10:15
and in the first case I was completely lost00:10:16
and in the second I was completely lost, that is00:10:18
the competition of bad events is so00:10:21
huge Well, I chose persecution there00:10:24
systematic persecution of LGBT people who I00:10:26
it seems Well, of course the war remains like this00:10:29
umbrella event lasting That's it00:10:32
is no longer just new And this too00:10:35
not new but tightening is happening00:10:37
already in a completely bestial way00:10:39
monstrous mode and as the best00:10:43
I was able to find the events with great difficulty00:10:46
I only remember one book that was00:10:48
published in Russia which caused me00:10:50
Delight and I thought, well, how can we have this?00:10:52
published I realized that the censors prohibit00:10:54
writers but books They're still like that00:10:56
and don’t read but name it in this question00:10:58
I couldn't do this book because if I00:11:00
someone called then they would immediately go00:11:03
this trace that is, we are like this00:11:05
good news that they mention them00:11:07
even scary Wow, we made it here, yes00:11:10
it's true Well, let's talk about the movie there00:11:13
good and00:11:15
it's nice sometimes let's not00:11:17
exaggerate Well, mostly00:11:20
parts let's start with the picture with How00:11:23
say with00:11:25
material we have a list of the most00:11:27
box office films00:11:29
And in fact, numbers are numbers Here they are00:11:32
screen but behind them there are these trends00:11:35
trends can be00:11:36
read the first and obvious thing of course00:11:40
Barbie movie Almost Half a Billion00:11:44
dollars at the box office Greta Gervey director00:11:49
this film Well, probably the heroine of the year yes00:11:53
But what is on this list you see the list00:11:57
next00:12:00
a very long time00:12:02
analyze I will try in a nutshell00:12:06
to say that there are advantages and00:12:09
there are some disadvantages for me00:12:11
hey, trends are00:12:13
the trends are very depressing and sad00:12:16
Let's probably start with00:12:19
sad sad news is well00:12:21
someone probably00:12:23
just rejoices Jumping on one leg from00:12:25
joy that's how famous this is00:12:29
things are an absolute disaster super00:12:39
Comixoid00:12:41
How does Man belong to this genre?00:12:44
ant and the bee quantummania00:12:48
critics crushed just crushed into00:12:50
powder I watched a movie in Berlin I'm three00:12:52
I fell asleep several times while watching this00:12:55
Spiderman cartoon It00:12:57
well made thing but a little detached00:12:59
this is primarily animation and also for me00:13:00
look Sorry is a pretty empty movie00:13:02
repeating the idea and plot of the previous one but00:13:05
here Watch 14 films not included here00:13:11
here absence is more important than presence here00:13:13
two paintings were not included00:13:16
which were the main bet00:13:20
for the rival giants grandiose here00:13:24
this is a comic book blockbuster here00:13:27
not included Captain Marvel 2 not included00:13:29
More precisely, from the Marvel Corporation00:13:31
a complete failure and aquam did not enter but he is still00:13:35
I haven’t logged in now, the work has just begun, but00:13:37
it started with very bad numbers and it's getting worse00:13:40
goes better than Captain Marvel 2 That is, this00:13:44
there are really two failures and there is only one00:13:47
comic book movie which is in00:13:49
the first Five is Guardians of the Galaxy 3 But00:13:52
firstly, this is the completion of the trilogy00:13:54
secondly, this is also an interesting story00:13:56
this is James Gun who is separately00:13:58
exists with its own this Universe with00:13:59
a raccoon and a walking tree talking And this00:14:03
The universe is very bad and approximately00:14:05
connected with the rest of the superheroes there00:14:07
there are no superheroes in it at all00:14:08
This is a team of such losers00:14:11
space third movie I really like00:14:13
I just liked it for it00:14:14
voted there is a new nomination in00:14:16
Golden Globes where I vote now00:14:18
here is the boxing office and commercial success where00:14:21
precisely artistic properties, otherwise00:14:24
it would be mechanically selected00:14:25
artistic properties are taken into account here00:14:27
Guardian of the Galaxy yes, but just recently00:14:30
who was it Michael Mann or something?00:14:32
one of the great directors said that00:14:34
In general, these marvs are impossible to watch00:14:36
except for the Guardians of the Galaxy they are separate and00:14:40
corporations and Marvel They tried00:14:42
after00:14:58
made them do this Everyone was waiting and it was00:15:00
it's successful it's a good movie00:15:02
the only such successful good movie00:15:04
and this is the only successful good movie00:15:06
this kind of lets us down00:15:07
saying yes but we saw 15 on this list00:15:09
movies we saw the tenth fast and the furious we00:15:12
Have you seen the new Transformers, these are not comics00:15:14
they're all big blockbusters too00:15:15
unsuccessful, they didn’t collect everything, yes, here I am00:15:17
I just wanted to say this in this00:15:20
there are many films on the list that are actually00:15:23
did not pay off at the box office despite00:15:24
what they did well It would seem they earned00:15:27
Yes, they cost even more Mission00:15:30
impossible Indiana Jones Here we go00:15:32
Mee Mission 8 these movies they00:15:36
They seem to have collected a lot, but they really00:15:38
in fact, they can be regarded as a failure00:15:39
exactly like this against this background absolutely00:15:42
idiot trsh movie 2 about cannibal shark00:15:45
looks cool because it cost00:15:46
much less and collected more than00:15:48
Idiana Jones Well, a little less than00:15:51
Transformers but for me that's all00:15:53
unfortunately all these films are now00:15:54
listed except Idian Jones who00:15:56
The sun is still a work of art just not00:15:58
very successful but it’s interesting though00:15:59
if it weren’t for all this to be flat in general00:16:01
falls into the category of what commercial00:16:03
trash that looked and forgot or00:16:05
I haven't watched it at all. You can imagine00:16:06
imagine I confess now to00:16:08
scary or not scary I'm the captain00:16:11
Marvel 2 and I just didn't watch it00:16:14
tried to force myself to talk to00:16:16
I'm telling you by my editors at Medusa00:16:17
Is it necessary at all they say Yes the film is on00:16:19
no one likes it, why the hell do I think so too00:16:21
Why didn’t I go and now I’m with me00:16:23
I'm fighting about00:16:25
Aquaman is a struggle between feelings and duty00:16:27
feeling says don't go long says00:16:30
you also don’t need it at all and I think00:16:32
Then where does this phantom come from?00:16:34
the feeling of what is needed Well, it’s clear where it comes from00:16:36
because we've been watching this for years00:16:38
was important This asked all the main00:16:41
trends like this00:16:43
that's what all this says and what00:16:47
says relative success in the background00:16:49
general remaining failure of the guard00:16:51
Galaxy third about what the world is doing right now00:16:55
We don’t need blockbusters, we need what we need00:16:57
can be called00:17:00
author's cinema Not Purov's format00:17:04
sometimes small low-budget films but00:17:07
so cool so worthy00:17:10
noble serious topics but not00:17:12
collecting use almost nothing now00:17:14
there are films What is copyright00:17:17
movie more I'll tell you I have the answer00:17:27
author's00:17:29
the author's name is used first of all here00:17:31
for example Avatar and Avatar the second which00:17:33
was also a big event this year00:17:35
author's cinema People don't go to00:17:37
look at Sigur Never which00:17:39
they don’t even rejuvenate the blue one there00:17:41
identify they really go to Cameron and00:17:44
when we went to see the first Avatar it wasn't there00:17:46
franchise no one knew the word Avatar What00:17:48
it means this world of pandoras were not with him00:17:50
familiar people went to Cameron when people00:17:52
go to the author on his style on his00:17:55
recurring cross-cutting themes are00:17:57
auteur cinema that's all very00:17:59
simple explanation and it works with00:18:00
microscopic films with films00:18:02
commercial like Guy Ritchie and00:18:04
big films like Avatar too00:18:06
works They are all copyrighted so00:18:08
or otherwise it’s clear and that is the definition00:18:10
very clear so people went to00:18:12
Oppenheimer because it's a movie00:18:14
Christopher Nolan's other biopic00:18:17
someone made a film about oppenheimer and the bomb00:18:19
Yes, 100% people would not go to watch this00:18:22
he accomplished something incredible. He filmed00:18:24
the most commercially successful striker in00:18:27
cinema history00:18:29
a lot a little Yes absolutely these are numbers But these are00:18:32
pretty incredible because it's a biopic00:18:34
those people are watching and saying something00:18:36
the name of the character is obvious that Well yes in00:18:39
In America everyone knows who he is00:18:41
pinger Although not all, but half Who00:18:43
knows Doesn't know who he is, he just knows his name00:18:45
it's the same story with Barbie, you got me00:18:48
sorry Greta Hervey person from the copyright00:18:50
some kind of movie Francis ha but woman and00:18:53
her husband they are now officially by the way00:18:55
saying got married advice before love guys00:18:57
12 years old they gave birth to two children together00:18:59
just got married in New York City00:19:01
I’m very happy for them. Well done, he’s awesome00:19:04
co-writer of Barbie he became her00:19:05
co-author She was previously a co-author00:19:07
scripts for some of his films00:19:08
director's and here I am00:19:10
I remember why I envy him successful00:19:13
a woman in the family is the path to light00:19:16
to the future and the wonderful present Well,00:19:19
my empirical experience is this I want00:19:22
say00:19:23
that they once did the Federal Tax Service, let’s say00:19:28
white low-budget film by the way I'm his00:19:29
I can’t stand it But it doesn’t matter to everyone00:19:31
like it was the Berlin festival00:19:33
some kind of parallel program00:19:34
berlinale black and white film about a girl00:19:36
She was played by Greta Gerwig in New York like this00:19:39
she can't find herself and now00:19:42
Barbie is their movie and they took Greta Gerwig00:19:46
invited as president of the Kansky jury00:19:49
festival of the main author's festival00:19:50
cinema in the world Yes next year she00:19:52
President of the Cannes Film Festival President00:19:55
jury and she made the highest grossing film00:19:59
of all times and peoples made by a woman00:20:01
Yes, before that there was a miracle woman for example00:20:03
very successful but it is clear that it was00:20:06
order that the director was invited00:20:08
production company Give us00:20:10
such and such was the heroine00:20:12
the script was everything And Greta Hervey Barbie00:20:14
created, albeit based on the well-known00:20:15
cunnilingus doll herself, here she is with us and that’s it00:20:19
there are a lot of disadvantages in my opinion00:20:21
movie Barbie or everything minus onge00:20:24
absolutely00:20:27
koro yam when you think about what00:20:30
achievements just for cinematography00:20:33
achievements such that these are two authors00:20:36
Let's add here James Gun who directed00:20:38
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 But this is an auteur movie00:20:41
Guardians of the Galaxy is like no other00:20:42
other franchise only he makes these00:20:44
movies you may hate them read them00:20:46
stupid for god's sake but it's perfect00:20:49
unique and people go straight to the Galaxy00:20:52
because it was this author who came up with it00:20:54
Well, I didn’t invent these, they were in comics00:20:55
but he changed his mind and completely created them00:20:57
for people like this This is the main thing for me00:21:04
great news this year is that00:21:07
people en masse, precisely en masse, not just any00:21:10
people as visitors to Kansky and00:21:12
Venice festival people en masse They00:21:14
tired of continuous production, as it were00:21:17
These films weren't expensive They were tired00:21:19
from recurring characters they want00:21:23
author's opinion they want bright00:21:25
artists capable of doing commercial00:21:27
cinema and to this list I called00:21:30
three n Non herk I would add00:21:34
fourth after all is Cameron, from whom00:21:38
the second Avatar has opened this one00:21:41
Four bright now you can me00:21:44
ask why unsuccessful Although Once again00:21:46
I repeat, I have a difficult relationship with him00:21:49
Indiana Jones I'll answer because00:21:57
something about the movie's author is not in it in it00:21:59
A real hero, a real genuine00:22:03
you recognize him as an eighty-year-old00:22:05
real music by John Williams A00:22:07
the author lacked direction00:22:10
And about trends, we return again to00:22:14
heat00:22:16
Gerwig she will head the Jury in00:22:18
Cannes in '2400:22:21
specially prescribed for myself, she became the first00:22:24
a woman director from America who00:22:26
will head the jury and moreover she is 40 and she00:22:30
became the second youngest in youth00:22:33
general president00:22:35
jury Do you know who was first, who was before00:22:40
Blessed Well, I don’t remember the discount on the sun00:22:42
Although young, it was a long time ago00:22:45
Sophie Laren she is six years old She was 31 years old00:22:48
she was the head of the jury how wonderful but00:22:51
By the way, of course well done, but00:22:54
Berlin as the most advanced cool00:22:57
Of course the political festival doesn't hit at all00:23:00
looking00:23:02
map map of the Cannes festival because00:23:05
that last year they had Kriston Stewart00:23:06
was at the head of the jury A in this sense B00:23:09
the next one will be oh yes in twenty00:23:10
the fourth will be. I don’t know how old she is00:23:12
yo google look tell me00:23:14
please friends this year it's lupita00:23:17
Nyong'o I adore her, this is an actress if anyone00:23:21
doesn't know who won an Oscar for her role00:23:23
supporting cast in 12 years a slave then00:23:27
she played in black panther and was there00:23:30
in my opinion, generally the coolest and then00:23:33
played Jordan in my favorite movie00:23:35
we saw the main role She played a woman00:23:37
and her twins. She's an awesome actress. I'm00:23:40
I don’t know what will happen. That’s when in the chapter00:23:43
I think this is the first time the jury has been African American00:23:46
still a young actress at the head of the jury00:23:48
big festival Well, it seems to me00:23:50
very interesting because I'll be honest00:23:52
This is the opinion that you have to be elderly ulm00:23:56
sit with a director better from Europe00:23:59
and America to white people. So what are you doing then?00:24:02
can you tell a good movie from a bad one?00:24:05
this is complete crap my favorite00:24:07
man in the world David Lynch in the chapter00:24:09
The Kansky jury is the laziest and uninteresting00:24:12
made a decision awarding the pianist00:24:15
Palance Coin brothers are even worse in Cannes00:24:18
judged that that is, in general, genius00:24:20
the director has nothing to do with00:24:22
ability to judge Other people's films moreover00:24:23
acres agg e actress for a second00:24:28
judge directors better than directors00:24:30
because the directors are jealous because00:24:32
if some picture of the world is not shown on them00:24:34
they sometimes just have a similar00:24:36
something gets into their blind spot00:24:38
brilliant movie Whatever it is00:24:40
brilliant because not them not because00:24:42
that they are jealous but it’s just not my thing00:24:44
close and actor When the talented sees00:24:46
movie he has one thought I should have00:24:49
to film him or her. Here and there00:24:52
places of jealousy That's why actors00:24:55
often it is much better to solve all this yes but00:24:58
and Greta Gerwig doesn't end with this00:25:01
history Why is it about trends00:25:02
conversation in Europe I think the main one00:25:05
Triumph of the year is the film by Justine Rie00:25:08
The anatomy of a fall is still true in May00:25:10
started with gold Kang Ah Yi just recently00:25:14
there was a European Film Academy ceremony00:25:17
Yes, yes, this is a Euro Oscar. In fact, too00:25:19
all main prizes were taken by VK four prizes00:25:22
best script best directing best00:25:24
film and Sandra00:25:26
Hewlett Soy00:25:28
Receiving by Rhone Ocean Triumph00:25:32
wives How can you imagine France?00:25:34
you can’t for I think 3 years or00:25:36
you can read something like this00:25:38
friends take me at my word three young00:25:41
unknown to anyone before00:25:43
French director got three00:25:47
gold prizes of the main festivals of Lia00:25:50
Kurno with the film00:25:56
you in Venice and now Justin Trier is back in00:26:01
Cannes with the Anatomy of a Fall That is00:26:04
hyper cool, even words are impossible here00:26:07
this has never happened before00:26:09
there is a french movie if anyone me00:26:11
if I asked, I would say that it is now00:26:12
Gadar is not in his best phase at all00:26:14
again he died, also a big loss00:26:16
last year but at the same time here00:26:21
according to statistics according to facts now there is some00:26:24
moment of triumph for French directors and00:26:26
the fact that in France they have always treated it this way00:26:28
specifically for women in directing And of course00:26:31
very cool now by the way if00:26:34
it's not over, it's still going in my opinion00:26:36
Still on at the Cinémathèque de Paris00:26:39
and absolutely brilliant and huge00:26:43
more details Soya exhibition dedicated to Agnes00:26:44
Varda agnès Varda for French00:26:47
cinema Well, almost like a gadar or truff00:26:49
actually these are women of exactly the same00:26:51
generation, listen, well, in my opinion00:26:53
the only real woman00:26:56
director from that00:26:58
Yes, she is the most famous for sure00:27:00
I recently saw a photo of Greta somewhere00:27:03
Herk or from a T-shirt from Agnès Varda or from00:27:07
someone there, well, in short, she’s somehow her too00:27:09
loves and honors does the right thing00:27:10
Of course, listen, so the question is what?00:27:13
the time of women is coming in cinema Yes00:27:14
it's already arrived but it's just slow00:27:16
doesn't happen right away, I noticed00:27:19
sleepily spontaneously in my top ten00:27:21
best films three films made00:27:23
women and00:27:25
well, I choose movies without thinking about it00:27:29
who shot them, that is, I think about the director, but00:27:31
not about their gender Yes, I try to choose00:27:33
Just what I love and what is close to me00:27:35
and uh I see that I didn't have a00:27:39
in recent years not even once00:27:40
this top ten didn't have any films00:27:41
made to women despite the fact that00:27:42
festivals Where is the most interesting00:27:44
films are shown where women00:27:46
directors director their less than them they00:27:49
always in the minority sometimes it's a third00:27:51
sometimes it's a quarter of their total00:27:53
still less and yet they go00:27:55
forward Well, of course someone is sure to00:27:57
he'll say he'll write to us now and tell us what it is00:27:59
Because they are drying us out00:28:02
awarded it was necessary but it’s just him00:28:05
that's why the man wasn't awarded Well, that's it00:28:07
unverifiable things but the anatomy of a fall00:28:10
I was rooting for another picture I wanted00:28:12
to reward Chan Hung or risks00:28:16
the main prize at Cannes but I have to00:28:19
say that they are both very famous00:28:20
people are already winning at different festivals00:28:24
and Well, this is Trey there and even the picture is not00:28:28
the fact that she is a complete beginner but she is very00:28:30
little know and it really happened00:28:31
opening anatomy of a fall people watching00:28:33
such Wow, this movie is very00:28:36
strong movie very strong movie with00:28:38
amazing script at least for me00:28:40
seems absolutely amazing00:28:42
Sandra xr's acting work she is now00:28:44
She just became the number one actress00:28:47
have not yet been shown in the world Yes, another very00:28:49
important film film Zone of Interest00:28:51
Jonathan Glaser where she also heads T00:28:55
yes yes it is coming out soon the film Auschwitz she00:28:58
plays the wife of the Auschwitz commandant00:29:00
essence of the matter There is also Central and very00:29:03
interesting that the area of interest received in00:29:05
Cannes Grand Prix, that is, second place00:29:08
Anatomy of the fall of the golden branch that is00:29:10
first place That is, this is an actress who00:29:12
played a major role in two major00:29:14
movies it’s clear that this is a coincidence but00:29:17
What a coincidence. And yes, talking about00:29:21
women know what for a second I wanted00:29:23
tell me why I really think00:29:25
this is important this is not an agenda or just00:29:29
some calculations there because those who00:29:30
believes in the agenda, they cannot be convinced00:29:32
true but look here are the numbers, just me00:29:35
collected means in the American box office in00:29:38
list of 100 films that collected00:29:41
more than just 12 paintings of women00:29:44
directors and three other women spoke00:29:46
with cartoon directors from the best00:29:49
hundreds, that is, it’s very obvious00:29:51
while there are not enough women directors in cinema00:29:54
presented Despite the fact that00:29:56
It would seem that they are both from under00:29:59
presented because it's not theirs00:30:01
profession they have no talent for this00:30:02
because you are underrepresented in this00:30:04
answer this is how you walk around the Ufitz Museum00:30:07
So where are you women? Show me no00:30:09
So they don't know how to draw, I think we00:30:11
we are gradually moving towards the fact that this00:30:14
the figure will change towards some00:30:16
adequacy of how it really is00:30:18
life is arranged and the second look in00:30:22
means in the same list the 100 most00:30:24
There are only 20 top-grossing American films.00:30:27
with a female main character that is00:30:30
again00:30:31
the vast majority of films there00:30:33
the main characters are men in life, not so to me00:30:35
it seems if you look around you00:30:38
notice that approximately the same amount00:30:40
men and women Yes, but in the movies it’s not like that00:30:43
Not only is there a comic Bechdel test00:30:46
How do you know if there are films?00:30:48
women who talk to00:30:50
women and don't talk about men00:30:52
And how many seconds do they say it like that?00:30:54
the whole film and the most famous paintings00:30:56
peace when you run through this test00:30:58
but it wasn't really invented00:30:59
quite seriously doesn't mean not00:31:01
the corresponding films must be taken and00:31:03
cross out there are brilliant films there00:31:05
like Lawrence of Arabia And where not00:31:08
places for women as if they were there and00:31:11
the movie shouldn't be great because00:31:13
that he is not talking about them But first of all, such00:31:16
films about women are not allowed00:31:18
there are almost no men and it’s terrible00:31:21
unfair dishonest and terrible and in00:31:23
Literature, by the way, after all00:31:25
the situation is better but it's a tool00:31:27
influences including political cinema -00:31:29
this is a lot of money until recently00:31:31
it's hard now especially after00:31:33
Barbie's victory is hard to believe00:31:35
recently I thought that a woman was simply not in00:31:37
able to make a box office film Here she is00:31:40
maybe take off some kind of00:31:41
give a box there, but build this00:31:44
large film structure on which everyone00:31:45
just a woman is not capable of going, but this00:31:48
in my opinion, prejudices of the same kind00:31:50
that a woman there cannot vote on00:31:52
elections Why can't but because00:31:54
woman, that is, it seems that she wanted it00:31:56
say it's absurd, absurd, don't lie here00:32:01
but it changes This is why it is important00:32:04
in fact, half a billion Barbies are at the box office00:32:07
Not because someone made the studio rich00:32:10
will now make 10 more films about Barbie00:32:13
definitely Yes, but it’s much more important00:32:16
that finally this balance is in cinema too00:32:20
gradually somehow does not recover00:32:23
this is actually the first time Yes this one appears00:32:25
balance and this year we made a release00:32:28
that's what he's called, he's our director00:32:31
is on the channel Please watch it00:32:33
bookmark it there I think we're in00:32:35
in this sense we got into some kind of00:32:37
trend of the year too Although this issue00:32:39
we were still in my opinion00:32:41
in the summer we did and where did we tell00:32:45
about the best films in the history of cinema00:32:48
filmed00:32:50
Anton is a female director, that's why00:32:52
This topic is important and we will continue to follow it00:32:55
very interesting what will happen next00:32:57
year, by the way, I have to say closing00:32:59
Barbie theme, well, closing We have00:33:03
a separate issue about Barbie Hera if anything00:33:05
you can look at closing the topic in this00:33:07
in our stream today that it is very00:33:10
actually my least favorite type00:33:12
commercial cinema when films00:33:14
are not based on comics there even or00:33:17
some fairy tales A are based on00:33:18
children's toys because it is necessary00:33:20
come up with a story from scratch and get into it00:33:23
what do children play? It’s difficult, but00:33:27
I'm very pleased that Barbie won00:33:29
Transformers this time Transformers I00:33:32
I hate this Barbie franchise of course00:33:34
sharply smart and 1,000 times cuter here you go00:33:38
by the way, kind of girly00:33:40
film According to me As a man there is not with00:33:42
who to identify with But that's when I00:33:44
saw Ken Ryan Gosling with his song00:33:48
by Ken's song I'm just into this character00:33:51
fell in love I think this is some kind of00:33:52
Ryan's amazing acting achievement00:33:55
So I only regret that once00:33:58
April Fool's joke about what after00:34:00
success was a joke after00:34:03
sensation of the year became the first00:34:04
Transformers April 1st someone joked What00:34:07
David Lynch has started production00:34:10
full-length version of My little py and there00:34:13
they told in great detail how he00:34:15
going to solve this means I thought00:34:18
that this would be a dream film and so on00:34:20
since then it's out of my head uh no joke00:34:21
it turns out I think it’s a pity that this is a joke00:34:23
need to somehow00:34:25
Hundreds of us are watched by almost 450000:34:31
man yes thank you very much put it00:34:33
likes please for even more people00:34:36
saw us now and then because we00:34:38
We will definitely save the broadcast Tata here00:34:42
we have here00:34:43
zhi I'll just let's just say about00:34:47
announce these 10 films of the year according to version00:34:51
Anton and very soon we will start them00:34:54
pull out one at a time to open and00:34:58
tell me what's there Yes, tell me00:35:01
wanted to say00:35:02
what very00:35:04
funny movie effect, I'm sure that's it00:35:07
cinematic effect although it doesn’t seem to be right away00:35:09
you say this year is another one00:35:13
grandiose inhuman especially00:35:16
according to the ratio of budget and cash00:35:19
The result of the success of Taylor's concert film00:35:21
SF recently voted Person of the Year00:35:24
Although I almost said yes to woman of the year00:35:26
separation of man years and woman years00:35:28
it's always easy for me too00:35:31
stunning GQ magazine 2006 and where00:35:35
there was even a separate nomination00:35:36
man of the year and woman of the year overall00:35:38
Person of the Year Taylor Swift Me00:35:42
completely insensitive to music00:35:44
Taylor Swift I have to admit I00:35:46
made another approach after that00:35:48
listened to how she was named person of the year00:35:50
four albums in a row in detail00:35:52
get into the texts, good texts seem to be00:35:55
but the music doesn't work for me00:35:57
anyway, for now anyway00:35:59
It doesn’t matter, but it’s very interesting. It’s00:36:01
speaks firstly about post-Covid00:36:04
attitude towards concert life I spent00:36:06
three months this year in America this is00:36:09
my positive, by the way, result of year 300:36:11
there were some interesting months there00:36:13
once went to big concerts in that00:36:15
including one big rock concert and me00:36:17
I saw that at these concerts the more00:36:18
star the harder it is to buy a ticket ticket00:36:20
costs a lot of money just simply That00:36:22
there is this salary one such ticket is not00:36:25
the best on Vertu even now00:36:29
the capabilities are so advanced00:36:32
filming these concerts Well, the film Concert00:36:34
existed as long as concerts00:36:36
there is sound cinema and there is00:36:38
there is always a masterpiece among them00:36:40
some VK or The Last Waltz00:36:43
taken from The Band concert00:36:45
Martin Scars These are people like me00:36:49
grew up in the USSR remember the so-called00:36:51
there was a lot of magic in Budapest00:36:54
different concert films vi e film00:36:57
ENT Swift concert in Riga On00:36:59
coming out on New Year's I might be on00:37:00
I'll go during the holidays but I wonder what it's like00:37:03
the movie is a huge success because people00:37:08
it's actually a documentary genre00:37:10
cinema film-concert00:37:12
and what is this kind of document that00:37:15
so realistic and cool and00:37:17
close to the stage to the artist filmed what are you like00:37:19
as if he was present at the concert00:37:22
such a huge success00:37:23
simultaneously00:37:24
same conr I think Xabi before the start and we00:37:28
We'll see a lot of this soon, I think00:37:30
This is very good and to the conversation which00:37:32
you started talking about how this is the year of women in cinema00:37:35
the success of Taylor Swift and Bionce seems to me00:37:38
Well, let's add a Billie Eilish song here00:37:40
which in Barbie also amazed everyone and I00:37:43
I think she will be at the Oscars now00:37:45
definitely, here you go, that is00:37:48
singers also take part in all this00:37:50
Yes, and listen, well then you need to remember00:37:52
agl00:37:54
which is now being discussed even in the State Duma00:37:57
where did she end up on the billboard charts?00:37:59
and why can I give a short judgment to everyone00:38:02
I'll insult you, I'm not saying that's a boy's word00:38:05
- It's not talented or bad, but the song00:38:09
aigel - This is really the best there is00:38:11
but it's not because the rest is bad00:38:13
but because this song is very00:38:15
great Well, we need a great director00:38:17
talent to be used many times00:38:19
for the film it’s kind of detached00:38:21
electronic track which is undoubtedly00:38:25
sounds like he's breaking time00:38:27
chronology Yes, he falls out of that era in00:38:31
which the action takes place, as opposed to00:38:32
Yura Shatunova and at the same time he really00:38:36
I'm sure this serves as a connecting thread00:38:38
umbilical cord between today's audience and00:38:41
time when it happens00:38:43
Fit Irina in the chat asks when Anton00:38:45
will answer any questions00:38:47
Irina answers and I write it down as I go00:38:49
also ask friends questions I'm with00:38:52
I will be very happy to answer any questions00:38:55
We'll probably go on our way now00:38:56
some final plan but in the end00:39:00
We'll do a Q&A session00:39:02
send yours Yes, I look and remind you00:39:05
write your movie of the year in also in the chat I’m the one00:39:09
I'm making a rough estimate so that00:39:11
then say who we think is00:39:14
leaders Well Anton00:39:16
uh we have ten uh and I think that in the very00:39:20
at the end I will ask you from these ten00:39:22
choose only one film of the year it would be00:39:25
film of the year Anton Valley00:39:27
in the meantime00:39:28
in any order just drag00:39:31
a piece of paper and what movie will appear about such00:39:34
will you tell Yes00:39:38
agreed people probably think that we00:39:41
agreed in advance from rehearsed B00:39:43
what is the order of the boom movement Yes as on00:39:45
elections fallen leaves I will00:39:47
cross off your list this is a masterpiece00:39:51
Aki kuris myaki I think it’s very big00:39:55
some of our viewers know this00:39:58
the director and loves him, for me this is one00:40:01
one of the most brilliant people of modern times00:40:04
the movie as a whole which is wonderful00:40:08
keeps some connection with the cinema of the times Well00:40:13
as if before the loss of innocence cinema before00:40:15
World War II00:40:16
war, that is, his teacher is real00:40:19
Chaplin00:40:20
Renoir geniuses will not muddy that era00:40:24
whether the fallen ones are not even the same00:40:28
year against the backdrop of the Ukrainian war in00:40:30
Helsinki He and she lose their jobs and00:40:34
then finding yourself at the bottom of this00:40:38
social aquarium they are small00:40:40
little steps, hesitant and frightening everyone00:40:44
here we are moving towards each other00:40:47
we know that the law of cinema will lead them00:40:49
towards each other no matter what00:40:52
but this is wonderful predictability as well as00:40:54
the predictability of this movie is rice pulp00:40:57
everyone who knows and has seen his films Although00:40:59
more than one movie everyone will know it all00:41:01
and these dogs are stray dogs00:41:04
who find their owners' houses because00:41:07
owners understand that dogs are even more00:41:08
the unfortunate are lonely than themselves This is it00:41:11
obligatory voice-over music or00:41:13
performed in the frame This is a must00:41:16
blue filia presented very unobtrusively and00:41:19
shown but it just seems to me that00:41:21
it's like in my favorite movie space00:41:23
shadows in paradise This is such a modern replica00:41:27
his own shadows in heaven is a film00:41:29
the eighties it's so refined00:41:31
the form of what he can do is not only00:41:33
film of love This is the film00:41:35
manifestation of love by the way I drew00:41:38
We will pay attention to this gradually00:41:39
come back that half of my de00:41:41
the best films of this year are films about00:41:44
love is the main theme there, either the ST genre or00:41:47
this is the main theme of the film and this is this00:41:49
says I don't know if this is good or not00:41:51
bad Maybe that says something about me00:41:53
some kind of romance Maybe it says00:41:55
something about time00:41:58
which brings people together00:42:03
disconnects be it speaks simply about00:42:05
that this is our biggest00:42:06
need and all that too can00:42:08
be fallen leaves so well00:42:13
let's continue boy and00:42:16
bird just came out on our channel00:42:19
Big issue about this film and about00:42:23
this film but there are a lot of questions about it and00:42:25
in cha many people remember the boy and00:42:28
bird Well00:42:31
firstly here in Riga and00:42:34
in neighboring Tallinn and in Estonia the film00:42:38
Released00:42:40
And since yesterday I think it’s him00:42:46
came out in Russia it came out in America I00:42:48
I think this is the best you can do00:42:51
give it if you still haven't seen it00:42:54
for Christmas and New Year because at least00:42:57
this is animation this is not animation for children00:42:59
although this is not an animation for children00:43:01
you can and should go with the children, that is, she00:43:02
just not for children in the sense that it00:43:04
for everyone The film begins with a tragedy in00:43:07
World War II boy00:43:09
loses his mother Tokyo is bombed and his mother dies00:43:13
Here goes the director, unlike him00:43:16
previous film which he believed that00:43:18
will be the last It was the film wind00:43:21
grows stronger and it was realistic00:43:23
the story is completely hopeless And here00:43:25
gives you the opportunity to go anywhere00:43:27
following the deceased mother in parallel00:43:31
peace to the afterlife where he will be given00:43:34
a chance for another meeting with her in this00:43:37
I mean, this is a very sad picture and00:43:41
complete unjustified beautiful how00:43:43
only in fairy tales are there hopes for that00:43:45
that something even00:43:55
incorrigible00:43:57
Novsky Island00:43:58
mtx sea magic flute what?00:44:02
there's only00:44:04
There is no Danto's hell, quotes from which00:44:07
hanging at the entrance to this one beyond the Don00:44:09
Quixote, that is, Western civilization is00:44:12
very relatable film I think that with00:44:14
Eastern Japanese civilization00:44:15
connected no less, but I know her worse than that00:44:18
or otherwise auto quotes from all his best00:44:21
films too Nate And you will meet on00:44:25
screen00:44:27
poetry of the Wise, beautiful author's00:44:29
cinema In some sense conservative B00:44:32
in some sense completely new00:44:35
very quirky for Miki himself00:44:37
in need of00:44:40
hours of searching for different interpretations without00:44:42
guarantees that you will find them as a result00:44:44
I actually watched the movie three times00:44:47
times And I will still watch every time00:44:52
this property00:44:54
shev in the comments under our release00:44:57
many people wrote Well, this is not the best00:45:00
film MFA zakiya And I sat and thought A00:45:03
In general, is there any point in such00:45:05
categories to judge Yes00:45:09
and for our commentators this makes sense00:45:11
yes This is completely normal and I'm on00:45:13
actually said a little earlier in this00:45:16
in our stream today what is for me00:45:18
important indicator of the best film of this or that00:45:20
another director and I’ll probably agree00:45:22
that this is not Meki's best film. Well, does it matter?00:45:25
This00:45:26
For me he became one of00:45:30
on the one hand, he is one of the most00:45:32
Mika's strange films from the other side00:45:34
one of the most I think personal and00:45:35
explaining who he is if for you00:45:37
misa - It's not just entertaining you00:45:40
storyteller But a man who is like MTP00:45:43
auteur cinema expresses its self00:45:46
his rather dramatic fate he grew up00:45:48
during the war expresses the whole fate00:45:50
of this 20th century through cinema, then this picture00:45:53
together with the picture the wind gets stronger, it’s yours00:45:55
the key to understanding00:45:57
that is, maybe not the best film00:45:59
a matter of taste but absolutely00:46:02
exactly necessary for today00:46:05
for those for whom this is not an empty phrase00:46:07
So I would say there are several00:46:09
questions from the audience even before our start00:46:13
broadcasts left me too honestly00:46:15
speaking absolutely amazed there were five00:46:17
There are a lot of questions about the boy and the bird00:46:19
detailed and it was clear that the person00:46:21
truly their zat and not because00:46:23
just wants to check in in the comments00:46:26
He himself wrote that there is no possibility00:46:28
answer all five, at least the first ones00:46:29
two they are the most interesting the first two I00:46:31
and I'll ask00:46:32
How do you understand the birthing metaphor?00:46:37
rooms very good question maternity00:46:40
the room is located00:46:42
in the tomb did you notice it or not00:46:45
not just a tomb, this is the Island00:46:47
dead Klinovsky golden times which00:46:51
for nizya00:46:54
cam most likely this is not about uncle00:46:57
boy is such an architect of this world and00:46:59
God and this is a flying stone00:47:02
a meteorite with its own will throughout00:47:04
apparently it fell from the sky it shimmers00:47:06
with different lights and we see this stone00:47:08
there and every time we pass through00:47:10
all sorts of sacred spaces we00:47:11
we pass by this stone and it sparkles00:47:13
does not allow a person to come to him or a place where00:47:17
a woman must bear and give birth to a child00:47:19
the maternity room is a sacred place00:47:21
where no one can enter00:47:23
the boy and it cannot enter00:47:24
it belongs to the cams it is the tombs she00:47:27
located in the tomb the tomb is still00:47:28
built like a dolmen, that is, Ancient00:47:30
Ancient Ancient00:47:32
stone stone table Perhaps it was00:47:35
the tombs are actually not really understood by scientists00:47:36
they know what it was but in the world of mesa It is00:47:39
like a tomb of death and birth00:47:41
converges like in another scene where00:47:43
future souls of Row's unborn children00:47:46
their pelicans fly up to the skies00:47:49
devour and the fire woman comes and00:47:52
burns pelicans that is death00:47:54
the birth of life is layered00:47:57
A Mobius strip is a Circle in which00:47:59
death and life are inextricably linked and00:48:02
a woman should give birth where A00:48:05
in fact, the dead stone reigns00:48:08
where the tomb is, that is, death must00:48:10
turn into life and the scene when00:48:12
boy The boy comes in, but he lost it00:48:14
Mom and he are dating Chemi is a Goddess00:48:16
fire and at the same time this is his mother Why00:48:18
Goddess of fire because mother died in00:48:20
fire in the fire during the bomb if00:48:22
take it all like a huge dream00:48:24
dream then in this huge dream00:48:27
the mother is born as his age and she00:48:29
bearer of the element of fire and she conducts00:48:33
boy there for that00:48:35
so that his pregnant sister00:48:39
hand over and, as it were, give away your son00:48:42
so that she would adopt him, the boy finds00:48:44
she finds herself a new mother00:48:47
new son I mean it's so deep00:48:50
sacred complex process for the sake of00:48:52
for this to happen he must break00:48:53
It is taboo to enter this homeland room where00:48:56
no one is allowed to enter by the way the birth00:48:58
where men are not allowed are not allowed00:49:00
outsiders in so many cultures are00:49:03
exists like this in many ancient00:49:04
cultures this is ancient Taboo childbirth is00:49:06
so intimate that you are not allowed there00:49:08
No one except the initiates and here's a boy00:49:10
breaks it in order to find a new one00:49:12
mother if we speak on an everyday level00:49:14
His mother died, he looks at the pregnant woman00:49:17
from his father to his stepmother he is jealous of her he00:49:19
cannot find a common language with her and this00:49:21
that moment where he accepts what this00:49:23
his stepmother can become his mother00:49:26
Look, I have to admit that I haven't yet00:49:27
I watched this movie but I don't know how much it is00:49:32
at least it was clear to me00:49:35
what is this00:49:36
very deep philosophical statement00:49:39
physically and psychologically very subtle00:49:41
difficult and the second question is from the same00:49:44
user promised two to ask why on00:49:47
your glance showed the first meeting00:49:49
boy and grandfather and then the boy00:49:51
ends up captured by parrots and then00:49:53
it’s like they’re with grandpa for the first time00:49:54
meet it's a dream a boy falls into00:49:59
this is almost who still has parrots00:50:01
they drag him to be eaten there are parrots00:50:03
cannibals he dreams of meeting his grandfather00:50:06
and since grandfather is talking about his uncle, he00:50:09
essentially brought it to this magical tower00:50:12
for that00:50:13
so that the boy can inherit00:50:15
the boy needs the universe through a dream00:50:18
tell him where he needs to go and the boy00:50:21
then he already knows that he needs to climb00:50:22
top floor to go through Chere00:50:25
this portal and end up with your great uncle without00:50:27
he doesn't know where to go00:50:29
the boy thinks he's just there00:50:30
because he's looking for his mom but really00:50:32
him there00:50:44
attraction best Miyazaki movie my me00:50:50
I refuse the best film category00:50:52
he has them all anyway00:50:53
everything begins with tendrils in the valley of the winds00:50:55
better but there is such a category as00:50:57
favorite movie ki my favorite movie ki -00:51:00
This is my neighbor Torah I believe that this is00:51:02
there is such a Martian lightness in him And00:51:04
with the same depth and complexity00:51:06
Although it seems like it’s just a children’s fairy tale00:51:08
for kids but at the same time I don’t have00:51:10
mesa films that I don’t like, let’s say00:51:12
to me due to their somewhat superficial00:51:14
a little less close a little less like00:51:17
witches on delivery services and spanking Ross00:51:19
also adorable Well, a little bit here00:51:21
centimeter Less but in00:51:24
otherwise I love everything he did and00:51:26
I watch every one of his films00:51:29
always with an open mouth is great Well then00:51:31
let's continue the third film from your top ten00:51:37
Yes, the poor and unfortunate and Yorgos Lanthimos00:51:41
Venice Festival Golden Lion A00:51:45
this is just an incredible picture and this is it00:51:48
one of those cases there are several in mine00:51:51
list it was not the boy and the bird and not00:51:54
fallen when the director of which I00:51:57
I love you very much, I respect you and I think00:51:59
wonderful did the best in his00:52:01
creativity the work reached00:52:03
the very top of the poor unfortunates is00:52:06
adaptation of the novel by Alar Gray and this00:52:09
Scottish writer not so long ago00:52:11
deceased is a Classic00:52:13
Scottish literary00:52:14
postmodernism wrote a wonderful book00:52:16
which immediately looked like it was not erosion00:52:19
The novel is basically bad Nest is one of the sah00:52:23
dangerous NV00:52:26
Nezi And Lantis found absolutely for this00:52:29
incredible moves the plot of this film is00:52:32
something between Frankenstein00:52:34
Pygmalion and Pinocchio here we see on00:52:36
on William Dafoe's screen he plays the role00:52:39
mad professor at the same time he00:52:41
Doctor Frankenstein and the monster00:52:42
Frankenstein see what he looks like00:52:44
he's like a monster right there00:52:45
they call it a monster on the screen00:52:47
victorian steampunk so victorian00:52:49
London he catches a suicide in the Thames00:52:52
pregnant young woman and saves her00:52:54
life00:52:57
Have a seat Bella Baxter Here she is00:53:00
played by ema stone best role ema stone00:53:01
certainly and her adventures begin00:53:04
these artificial new women have00:53:06
whose virgin consciousness is in all00:53:09
meanings This is an incredible movie I'm talking about it00:53:12
could talk for hours probably for hours00:53:14
I won’t talk about the format now, after all00:53:16
streaming does not involve I just want00:53:18
say that she doesn't know anything about the world00:53:20
this heroine and that's why she has this00:53:22
a fascinating journey into this world00:53:24
even than Pinocchio and her ignorance00:53:27
allows Lantis to do in this movie00:53:30
something that only the most talented do00:53:32
directors are reinventing cinema here00:53:35
Trier did this for example in Nymphomaniac in00:53:37
dog vele when you make a movie as if00:53:39
no one had ever made a film before you00:53:41
or cutting through the waves so filmed here too00:53:44
the very thing What filters what lenses00:53:47
the images are made how they are lined up00:53:50
scenery Well, for example, she arrives at00:53:52
Lisbon or Paris She dreamed there00:53:54
visit but she doesn't know what they look like00:53:56
Lisbon and Paris and this is the impression00:53:57
film that Lanthimos and his whole team00:53:59
have never been to Lisbon or Paris00:54:01
saw their images, that is, they00:54:04
imagine how Lisbon could stand out00:54:06
it turns out that Lisbon is a city above00:54:07
which air trams fly Where in00:54:09
airships hover in the air but at the same time00:54:11
everyone eats these famous cakes00:54:15
and fado sounds and the same thing about00:54:18
Paris is the same with London00:54:21
fantastic space there too00:54:23
brilliant music drkin fenris this00:54:25
British young composer and musician00:54:28
such alternatives He only has one00:54:29
album this album He's not into cinema at all00:54:32
had a relationship lance heard says00:54:34
Write me music that gives me the impression that00:54:36
music is written by a composer who exists00:54:38
great talent but who never00:54:39
I saw not a single instrument and by ear00:54:42
selects something and tunes it by ear00:54:44
these tools are on the move because all00:54:46
this movie is the story of customization00:54:48
it’s not easy to tell a person00:54:51
amazing absolutely unbelievable00:54:53
incredible story frank bravely with00:54:56
stunning erotic scenes00:54:57
which are filmed as if no one00:54:59
never filmed erotic scenes00:55:01
intimacy needs to be figured out how to play it and00:55:03
shoot Eston plays as if her00:55:06
completely erased her consciousness and she00:55:08
trying to play for the first time00:55:11
different because play on the range00:55:12
from a baby who is in an adult's body00:55:15
a person learns to walk and talk before00:55:19
a woman who went through the sun and experienced00:55:21
VS and AK00:55:24
butt00:55:26
that's why Yes, this picture and one more thing00:55:31
everything I said is amazing00:55:32
details of this film This is complicated00:55:35
provocative radical author's00:55:36
movie you know how this movie differs from00:55:38
other complex provocative00:55:39
radical auteur films made for00:55:41
throughout the history of cinema it is not boring it is not00:55:45
boring yes but many of them are not boring00:55:47
different in that at the end of this film00:55:49
you come out with a happy smile00:55:50
I want to live there, everything is fine00:55:52
ends let's count it out00:55:53
spoiler there is one of the most beautiful00:55:56
lumen endo Eva What are you doing so00:55:59
stories are not expected and you don’t expect them at all from00:56:01
copyright Do you know what copyright is00:56:02
the movie is brilliant but it needs you00:56:05
with a certain hammer, like a nail, to pound into00:56:07
a piece of wood, otherwise it’s not an auteur movie00:56:09
otherwise it won't do, these are Lantis rules00:56:11
Same00:56:12
violated two questions here Eston will receive00:56:16
second Oscar I would really like that though00:56:19
very interesting competition this year00:56:21
the same Lily played wonderfully00:56:25
my look in the Flower Moon killers and you00:56:28
you can argue and be indignant, I think00:56:30
that Margot Robie's role in Barbie is absolutely00:56:32
brilliant here's to the film I have00:56:34
question for Margot and Ran Golin no they00:56:36
just some wow there are both people there that's why00:56:41
there is competition, but in general I myself am for00:56:45
I don't vote, I only vote for the Golden Globe00:56:48
zane and the second question from the chat is asked himself00:56:52
mentioned Have you watched erotic films00:56:54
not porn Well, apparently this year there is00:56:56
looks full Well not this year poor00:56:58
the unfortunate ones are now eki Yes except00:57:01
there are more than one poor unfortunate this year00:57:02
I didn’t see in the very thing that I00:57:04
would remember you know Very rarely there are00:57:06
talented good erotic films00:57:09
from Great Directors of World Cinema00:57:11
More or less this was what Filini knew how to do00:57:14
well it worked out a couple of times for the trier00:57:17
and Paul was always good at doing this00:57:19
supreme but in fact Here I am three00:57:22
called I won't even call it anymore It's very00:57:23
rare skill but a small spoiler00:57:27
next year I called today Adri00:57:30
the sofa that filmed the film events dri00:57:33
sofa now media merlan is the one00:57:36
an actress who, well, she's a lot00:57:38
is being filmed in a portrait of a girl in00:57:39
fire plays the main role now They00:57:42
they are making a remake of a new version of the film00:57:45
emmanuel00:57:46
So what year will it come out but00:57:50
El Tae in general00:57:53
same in the fourth year This is something00:57:55
completely unimaginable even as an idea00:57:58
maybe it will be terrible or maybe this00:57:59
it will be great I don't know I really like it00:58:01
interesting yes Listen, I also remembered00:58:03
capricious cloud is my favorite movie Yes00:58:04
capricious cloud - it really is00:58:06
Brilliant but can you call it00:58:07
erotic film is a very big question00:58:09
but it's an outstanding film and it's true00:58:11
from point of view00:58:13
homosexuality is not not decent but00:58:15
precisely the eroticism of such an ethical Tsai00:58:17
milyan - well, for me this is a figure number00:58:21
one is just the king of this business but00:58:24
he is the king of many things00:58:26
list let's move on fourth Yes00:58:29
film Yes the fourth Yes we must count00:58:33
somehow the sisterhood of the bathhouse in black I00:58:35
I must say right away that I am outraged by that00:58:38
what was his name for this film in Russian?00:58:41
sisterhood of the bathhouse in black00:58:43
original title I'm not of course not00:58:45
I’ll say it because the film is Estonian00:58:47
Estonian Here's his English00:58:51
the name seems to me too00:58:53
more or less at00:58:55
Porus This sounds bad I would pour it over00:58:57
if anyone would let me do it myself, sisters00:59:00
Kurno baths Kurno bathhouse is ancient00:59:02
name of the bathhouse in black Why exactly00:59:04
such a name because it is IT speech00:59:05
Anna's film about an ancient traditional bathhouse00:59:08
hins is a documentary which00:59:11
I got two of the most powerful I think never00:59:14
Estonian cinema didn’t have this00:59:15
this year's most powerful awards00:59:17
awards I just fell in love with this movie00:59:19
but the awards should be mentioned even more00:59:22
awards00:59:23
Nest immediately Knight here is not so simple00:59:26
this is the directing prize at the San festival00:59:28
a year ago and this is just recently00:59:31
european film awards prize for best00:59:32
Documentary of the Year Anna Hince She00:59:35
the folklorist musician herself wanted to do00:59:39
film glorifying the Estonian bathhouse00:59:42
black RNU bath is an ancient tradition of the South00:59:45
Estonia included in the list00:59:47
intangible heritage00:59:49
Yuner henna How to make a film about a ban00:59:52
can you please explain something00:59:55
telling about how it was Where from00:59:57
that's where it came from but it's completely different00:59:59
picture braban nothing is told01:00:01
in general the whole film is four times01:00:04
years and a bathhouse where they absolutely steam01:00:07
naked female heroines We don't even01:00:10
we can count how many there are because there are01:00:12
different number depending on the season01:00:14
who are behind the scenes in the frame of their bodies but01:00:17
there are no faces, they are almost never behind the scenes01:00:20
they share with each other the most intimate things01:00:23
talk about childhood experiences01:00:25
relationship with parents first01:00:27
menstruation loss of virginity01:00:29
falling in love, adultery, cancer01:00:32
diseases rape what is there01:00:34
only no And this is all real about this01:00:37
history is all documentary01:00:39
Real stories of real women under01:00:42
folk soundtrack is very delicate in the background01:00:46
changing seasons in a bathhouse where there are no01:00:48
skillful lighting operator of this01:00:50
film - this is some hero who01:00:52
should get all the oscars but01:00:53
unfortunately they won’t get four, in my opinion01:00:55
cameras were destroyed during filming because01:00:57
that the humidity is high shooting - then01:00:59
real documentaries are not fake01:01:02
this is the subtlest picture that01:01:07
And this is one of the films made01:01:10
women on my list We talked about01:01:12
trends of women directors directors01:01:16
of which there are so many this year So here it is01:01:18
if anyone asked me female01:01:21
movie about women number one in01:01:23
twenty-third year I would not01:01:25
thoughtfully called the sisterhood of the bathhouse01:01:27
black for me is number one and I want01:01:32
believe I have no statistics that in01:01:33
Estonia watched this film well and01:01:35
many people went to the cinema to watch it01:01:36
big screen this is a work01:01:38
art is01:01:39
mbn is the darkness from which these emerge01:01:41
bodies these voices are heard This is with such01:01:44
done with poetry and subtlety unobtrusively01:01:48
I actually watched this and thought it was like this01:01:50
probably super sexy would be a remark01:01:53
sorry a man couldn't direct01:01:55
such a film that it is specifically for women01:01:59
look and hearing who did this01:02:02
a man can take it off because01:02:03
he's a painter, he's a paintbrush01:02:05
artist artist is an artist is01:02:07
Anna Hins and operator He was a man If01:02:10
I'm not mistaken, this is the brush of this man and01:02:12
the brush works amazingly but...01:02:14
less, this is precisely a women's film, but in01:02:18
in the highest sense of the word and I looked twice01:02:22
I'll probably watch the movie again01:02:24
I think this film will go down in history01:02:26
cinema and documentaries and this year01:02:28
I would really like for him to get in. Of course01:02:30
at the Oscars and would have won there, but in my opinion01:02:32
he’s not even on the long list anymore01:02:34
too author's original subtle01:02:37
strange movie for America it's strange01:02:41
although he has first of all there01:02:42
American reviews of Rons have 98%01:02:46
positive reviews and yet he01:02:48
started his journey from Victory to Sundance01:02:50
I really wish director Ani Hins to continue01:02:53
making movies and doing it is just as great01:02:56
like this time Well listen very much01:02:58
I'm surprised this made it into your top ten01:03:00
and very cool Well, this is not out of desire01:03:03
original this is truly one of mine01:03:05
the strongest impressions this year for me too01:03:07
it seems like you probably don’t have everyone01:03:09
year documentaries in not everyone not01:03:11
everyone in general is quite rare after all I01:03:13
I watch a lot of documentaries and01:03:15
I always feel something about this01:03:17
existential guilt before and01:03:18
documentarian and his viewers for01:03:20
which I'm such a one-sided page01:03:23
picture of the world I propose this but this01:03:25
I looked at the picture because I was in01:03:28
Estonia I had two lectures in a row01:03:32
in a row one day and the next day and01:03:34
on the second day another one and when is the first01:03:36
the day ended, a young man came up to me01:03:37
the man says, but you didn’t look01:03:39
such and such a movie I say no not even01:03:40
I heard about him talking about us now01:03:41
Since he's going to the movies, it's big for us01:03:43
the event is the Sanden Sov prize I think01:03:47
damn I didn't even hear what an idiot I am01:03:49
I went to the cinema and for the second time the second01:03:52
lecture I came and started with the fact that I01:03:54
I saw this movie and how did I like it?01:03:55
I liked it, but the main thing is that it was01:03:58
a year ago was Last winter and he me01:04:01
stuck splinters in my head and in general01:04:04
so I didn’t get it out of this splinter01:04:06
from yourself Listen to one such clarifying01:04:09
the question torments me, you said that01:04:10
Russian name is stupid. Does it mean01:04:12
this is what this film will be in Russia01:04:14
show or where did it come from then01:04:15
this is a Russian name and it’s very simple01:04:17
answer in Estonia and Latvia Where is this01:04:19
the film was also in theaters01:04:21
shown with local Estonian and01:04:24
Russian subtitles, that is, there is Russian01:04:26
name No it was apparently invented in01:04:28
Estonia I understood everything, that is, it is not01:04:30
Russian aru in Russian only01:04:33
I mean I understood everything because I01:04:35
I was surprised where this movie came from01:04:37
end up in Russia, well, in theory, anything is possible01:04:39
be But as far as I know in Russia not01:04:41
they showed Yes they wrote that they didn’t get it K01:04:43
unfortunately not included in the Oscar shortlist01:04:45
documentary category neither in the category01:04:48
lu foreign l friends film From this01:04:50
it doesn't get any worse, he already has two01:04:52
powerful rewards that if you write from01:04:55
Estonia Congratulations and if not from01:04:57
Estonia still congratulates everyone because01:04:58
that the movie is great regardless01:05:01
country of origin Yes, but by the way it’s different01:05:03
documentary film And we had a release01:05:07
about this we will say Oscar from all over the world01:05:10
so they called it Da Kartino and there is a film there01:05:12
20 days in Mariupol he was shortlisted01:05:15
in two categories at once and the best01:05:17
documentary and best01:05:20
international film this is a leaf this is not yet01:05:23
nomination01:05:24
will Well, that is, he has already advanced and01:05:27
progressed significantly Very cool and I01:05:30
I remember that you also noted him. How very01:05:31
strong work yes Dada this movie01:05:34
unforgettable this is of course well of course this01:05:37
a little bit of a club on the head but B01:05:39
in some sense, in fact, we also have01:05:41
the channel has a corresponding release here01:05:43
this Oscar there and about 20 days there01:05:46
and there’s something about sisterhood too01:05:48
detailed analysis of Anton Yes further01:05:53
Yes01:05:56
Flower Moon Killers Martina Scars oh01:06:00
controversial film We have a lot of comments01:06:02
was about this Well, I knew something01:06:04
that the film lasts 3 seconds and an hour and that01:06:06
many people from Russia watched it01:06:08
Probably watched it in a pirated version01:06:10
Of course, probably not on the big screen01:06:12
or on the Bolshoi but yes, of course this one01:06:16
the film is not accidental, although Apple made it01:06:19
maybe initially I’m thinking of releasing it01:06:21
how the Irishman was released just on small01:06:23
screens ultimately even in imax01:06:25
he was released there, brilliant work01:06:27
production designer by the way This is01:06:29
Jack Fix who worked with Terence01:06:31
Malik and David are absolutely lynched01:06:35
outstanding production designer for me01:06:38
this is another case of such a peak01:06:41
director Well, that is, I won’t say01:06:43
that the Flower Moon killer is the best01:06:45
Scorsese film but I can say what it is01:06:47
for me this is his best film in XX01:06:49
century and he shot a lot in the 20th century01:06:52
the kind of director who doesn't stop01:06:55
strongest work and historically very01:06:58
important if not the poor unfortunates01:07:01
Barbie must be the Yule Moon killer01:07:04
should be the main Oscar movie01:07:06
this year Next year with mine01:07:08
point of view Of course because this01:07:11
a picture that will be inscribed in history01:07:14
American cinema is like the same01:07:17
the real main basic movie about01:07:19
genocide of the indigenous Indian population and01:07:24
this is a film with incredible acting01:07:26
Leonardo DiCaprio's work is very01:07:27
good acting this year but01:07:29
I think it's DiCaprio01:07:30
of course it will be difficult to defeat him01:07:33
whatever it is Well let's see what it is of course01:07:37
there will be But in my opinion it is very01:07:39
very cool very cool and01:07:42
And from my point of view01:07:45
Is this huge timing justified?01:07:48
because this is an epic but this is an epic where is this01:07:52
history of the murders of the Indians A seiji we01:07:55
did a special issue about Askar sez01:07:56
You can watch everything too01:07:57
details are not provided through01:08:00
investigation like in a book01:08:01
nonfiction book by David Gren on01:08:03
which it is based on And this is presented as01:08:05
big story is a tragic story01:08:08
love and betrayal of love and this01:08:11
completely unexpected actually01:08:13
angle which if not for DiCaprio and01:08:15
Lily Gladstone who plays the lead01:08:16
female role there if not for their acting01:08:19
Well, of course the script is wonderful But01:08:20
their acting achievements I would not01:08:23
underestimated and separately very important01:08:25
movie about the Flower Moon killers there01:08:28
amazing01:08:29
suntrek I said separately about01:08:31
Suntrek of the poor unfortunates he01:08:32
truly outstanding But here's the second one01:08:34
hundred parts of the year for me this is the Flower killer01:08:36
Luna Ro Robertson Founder Guitarist01:08:39
main composer of the group The B Toy01:08:41
the most from which Martin draws all his01:08:43
life and Robertson helped collect the music01:08:46
or wrote the original01:08:52
mu Although he is the creator along with The Band as01:08:55
whatever the genre01:08:56
Americano Robertson actually was01:08:59
ethnic Indian and Canadian born in01:09:01
Canada and for the first time, by and large, with01:09:05
Scar developed this Indian theme01:09:07
that's what the soundtrack did01:09:10
absolutely perfect Overall for me01:09:12
This01:09:13
oh such an amazing Message from the times01:09:17
Great Big American Cinema01:09:20
which, by and large, we often01:09:21
it seems that we have passed where we started01:09:24
What is American auteur cinema?01:09:26
this is first and foremost the new Hollywood01:09:28
seventies01:09:31
Corse de01:09:33
palm tree Well there is a little less There01:09:36
Friedkin and so on This is the whole Pleiades and01:09:39
this year we saw Flower killed01:09:41
Moon And next year if we're lucky01:09:43
we will see a new one 30 years worked on it01:09:45
film fre for Yes, question A is written down for me01:09:49
what can we say we are waiting01:09:52
megalopolis tell me about I'm really looking forward to it01:09:55
of course Adam Driver is starring there01:09:57
this is actually kind of cool01:09:58
cast But of course there is01:10:01
fear let's say so yes yes it is true Yes01:10:04
but no, I'm really looking forward to it, I'll use it01:10:06
in my official capacity I will ask a question about01:10:08
killers is what I missed in the film01:10:11
I wasn't scared at all by the timing I01:10:14
I enjoyed spending this time at the cinema01:10:16
and I really liked this movie but I01:10:19
it seemed like there were no hero stories01:10:23
that is, this is who they were before what was in them01:10:27
you've never had anything like this in your life01:10:28
It feels like the movie is running from 3 to01:10:30
there are a lot of events on the screen for an hour, but at the same time01:10:33
I'm talking about the main characters, their origins are there01:10:36
Yes, their life is somehow not01:10:39
I find out. It seems to me that he and she01:10:42
the main characters and no one else there01:10:44
they're not really really important01:10:46
the stories are there, they're just drowned in01:10:48
films they don't come out right away I could01:10:51
I would like to advise Well, I don’t know if it’s enough01:10:53
you have the moral strength to look at this01:10:54
the film is for the second time because it’s about a hero01:10:57
DiCaprio we find out that he is by the way01:11:00
it wasn't in the book it was made up01:11:02
completely ssz that he returned from the war01:11:04
that he has a bad stomach, that he is very01:11:07
loves money he has nowhere to take it that he01:11:09
nephew of a rich man who doesn't want01:11:11
feed him at his own expense A wants to find01:11:12
somewhere to him that is, there are many different01:11:15
details and this is his military comrade with01:11:18
with whom he quietly robs there01:11:20
That is, it is also very important what it is01:11:22
Man of War Well, this is a favorite topic01:11:24
Scorsese is Travis Bickle's hero01:11:27
A01:11:29
means the hero of the taxi driver who returned from01:11:32
war and he is not in complete order with01:11:34
head of a man returning from the war -01:11:36
this is a person who can resignedly01:11:38
kill and don’t see anything wrong with it01:11:41
and this idea was in the taxi driver and was and is01:11:44
in the Flower Moon killers to me at all01:11:46
I really thought it was interesting that the taxi driver01:11:48
because he is Scorsese01:11:51
John's Seekers version of the plot01:12:01
movie watch The Searchers and this01:12:04
reimagining of the Seekers and we see more01:12:07
one reimagining of The Seekers here01:12:09
again a hero returning from the war01:12:11
returns to civilian life and kills01:12:15
and So this time it's01:12:18
really years to come01:12:22
your film about modernity Well, not always01:12:25
since there the age of innocence and especially01:12:31
Gangs of New York, of course he took a big step01:12:34
in the past but it was a long time ago01:12:35
only a film about modernity This is it01:12:37
interesting evolution with carse but again01:12:40
we did a whole issue about it and now01:12:41
very detailed a lot about this probably01:12:43
there's no point in talking, listen now01:12:46
We already started playing this today, I’ll ask01:12:50
the best movie with kortse in your opinion Well01:12:53
For me, a taxi driver is a very boring choice01:12:55
but this is really a film that01:12:57
shocked me the most and in which01:12:59
most01:13:00
there are some different contents Although01:13:03
at the same time it’s like he’s not like that01:13:05
multi-figure01:13:09
Yule Moon Yes he is much more01:13:11
linear one hero his path and so on01:13:14
Well then this is a brilliant acting job01:13:16
and here’s another question from the chat, the best one01:13:18
film with Korce in the 20th century Well for me01:13:21
Flower Moon Killer is in second place01:13:23
which was number one before that01:13:25
This is Wok Wall [ __ ] I'm absolutely in love with01:13:28
This picture, by the way, is the brilliant role of Margot01:13:30
Robie it all began with her Well, DiCaprio01:13:32
it's amazing it's an amazing movie01:13:35
American capitalism and murderers01:13:37
Yule Moon is also about the American01:13:39
capitalism and I really like it when01:13:40
Scarce films about the American01:13:42
capitalism because in general it is not01:13:43
Oliver Stone is not his greatest01:13:44
interest He is interested in people in general01:13:46
human and interested in01:13:48
crime is more than01:13:51
device, as it were, some kind of economic01:13:52
flows But these two pictures are precisely about01:13:55
economic flows and what he says about them01:13:56
thinks and of course they are from the organized01:13:58
crime differs very little and01:14:00
little separated in presentation with carse01:14:02
this is also very cool Uh-huh, by the way01:14:04
it's surprising that many people call01:14:05
renegades here in the chat too for me01:14:07
The Departed is the most disappointing movie ever01:14:10
with Kars in the 20th century the most because it01:14:13
very light film, easily made01:14:15
someone else's story with hit actors and stars01:14:18
starring here is almost exploitation01:14:22
no doubt he did excellently but well01:14:25
how could s do not excellent Yes he01:14:28
he will try, he can’t do this for me01:14:30
this is the most technical least deep01:14:32
Scar Sez film made in the last 2501:14:35
years although this is most likely01:14:37
won him an Oscar so he's right01:14:38
did that he took it off of course01:14:40
on the other hand, who am I to judge?01:14:41
what he does right what he doesn’t but for01:14:43
me and Wallstreet and especially the killer01:14:45
Flower Moon is a million times more interesting01:14:47
for me as a viewer let's just say01:14:49
So, well, let's see what happens at the Oscars IDM01:14:52
further Follow01:14:54
film And I'll remind you write to01:14:57
comments about your film of the year if you01:15:00
your opinion somehow changes along the way01:15:01
our broadcast, write about it too01:15:04
Interesting01:15:06
I don’t know the name, can anyone show me the name?01:15:09
probably yes01:15:11
mmxx is it actually 2020 or 2020 Yeah01:15:15
this is the year this is the first first frame by the way01:15:18
speaking of the movie like this like this01:15:20
this is what it looks like there is a woman lying there01:15:22
the woman is a psychotherapist and is waiting for your arrival01:15:25
clients this is a Romanian painting Well you01:15:27
you know well that I am not indifferent01:15:29
please that I am not indifferent to ah here you go01:15:33
look how brilliant this is01:15:35
geometry is a living person01:15:36
how many eccentrics and01:15:38
at the same time naturalness to me01:15:40
it seems that the first frame already gives away01:15:42
cool movie no That's true to me01:15:44
it seems Well, probably, as you know it happens in01:15:46
books Yes, that's where they say the first thing01:15:47
proposal Yes of course of course the first one01:15:50
offer call me Ishmael Well01:15:52
Certainly01:15:53
Of course this is a great movie01:15:57
Christy I sing this from Romanian directors01:15:59
modern ones are probably my favorite01:16:02
in his own way a brilliant man in his own way01:16:03
because many of him01:16:05
films, some viewers do not01:16:07
endures due to them colloquially them01:16:09
drawn out by their strange originality but01:16:12
his main picture is the death of the master01:16:14
lazaresku this is such a hit in general01:16:16
black comedy about one pensioner01:16:18
who felt unwell in the evening01:16:20
and who apparently died, his name is the river and the whole01:16:24
night the ambulance takes him to different places01:16:26
hospitals and the hospital is overcrowded anywhere01:16:28
they don’t accept it, they put a new one everywhere01:16:29
diagnosis and he feels worse and worse01:16:31
I remember watching this movie on01:16:33
IFF is a wonderful film. Agree and01:16:36
very life-affirming though for such a reason01:16:38
Theme Christy is absolutely obsessed with Theme01:16:40
death he films about death one way or another01:16:43
in general, all my films, this film too01:16:45
it's not just about death, it's a chronicle01:16:47
covid and therefore01:16:50
202201:16:52
there are four short stories in the film, they were born01:16:55
in the process of improvisation with the actor01:16:57
Studio and actually improvisations and01:16:59
there were eight scenes, he made two films01:17:02
One is 20-20 in Roman numerals and the other01:17:06
should come out next or after01:17:07
next year 20-20 in Arabic numerals and01:17:10
then all eight plots will be connected in01:17:13
clear unity so far in that film01:17:15
which I watched three short stories connected01:17:17
some term characters and the fourth with01:17:19
they are not connected at all and that’s of course01:17:21
It’s annoying, but in general he does it often01:17:24
It’s infuriating that they’re all flawless01:17:26
psychological studies one way or another01:17:28
related to covid and the first of them is01:17:30
she's just a young woman01:17:32
psychotherapist and her client who01:17:35
because of the masks they can’t really communicate with each other01:17:37
hear they have to take off their masks and01:17:39
Removing masks in this case is01:17:43
metaphor Yes, this is from the third story01:17:45
is01:17:46
metaphor of searching for a common language of Contact and01:17:50
further with this it becomes more and more difficult further another01:17:51
the scene takes place near this house01:17:53
psychotherapist where her brother goes and she01:17:55
a friend calls whose wife is giving birth and01:17:58
gives birth with suspected Covid, she was taken away01:18:01
to the hospital and the third scene These are two01:18:04
men like the first one, it was filmed by one01:18:06
one shot of the camera, not a single cut01:18:09
like there I don’t know01:18:11
half an hour of one plan man01:18:14
talk about something and then we don't01:18:15
we even immediately understand that this is the Driver01:18:17
ambulance and meth brother who are waiting01:18:20
they have nothing to do so they01:18:22
talking to each other01:18:23
tells a completely unbelievable story01:18:25
the story of when he fell in love with a girl and01:18:27
they have a stormy romance, then it turns out that01:18:28
she girl turns out to be a mistress01:18:31
some Russian mafioso who01:18:32
now he will come and kill his hero like this01:18:34
A tabloid story that is told and not01:18:36
played out and finally the fourth plot of us01:18:38
suddenly immerses completely different characters01:18:41
we find ourselves in a cemetery where on01:18:43
funeral criminal investigator01:18:46
interrogates a woman who was in01:18:48
some underground brothel about some uh01:18:51
crime boss nicknamed Grandfather01:18:54
Frost, they're looking for him. Perhaps this is the one01:18:56
the most Russian but that's me already01:19:10
speculation dm let's go until we run into01:19:13
dead end and the end credits and there is no01:19:15
permissions But this absence is01:19:18
deadlock lack of permission which01:19:19
for many of my colleagues it turned out01:19:21
negative side of the film me01:19:23
I admired it because it's a movie01:19:24
about covid covid from my point of view and01:19:27
turned out to be such a labyrinth with no exit01:19:28
which we wandered wandered wandered and01:19:30
We didn’t go anywhere except that01:19:32
we met some false paths01:19:34
there are many meaningless and scary hopes01:19:36
death and complete helplessness01:19:38
lost themselves and this And these01:19:41
no one's feelings in the cinema are still on mine01:19:43
I didn’t express my look at all until I arrived01:19:45
this film is a film about this era01:19:47
which we lived and in fact it is in01:19:49
in general it's not over, it continues01:19:51
The era is burning out just against the backdrop of war01:19:53
became less noticeable so it01:19:56
lasting effect too Listen this is cool01:19:57
because I was just surprised that01:19:59
there are actually no films about covid01:20:02
There are no big ones, well, not enough, by the way, exactly01:20:03
Romanian films are very much about this01:20:05
good film01:20:06
and some crazy porn or something01:20:09
I don’t remember what it was Russian01:20:11
the correct name is unsuccessful sex or01:20:14
crazy porn Radu Juda is also Romanian01:20:17
won the main prize at the Berlinale01:20:19
was also about Covid and was also filmed during01:20:21
Covid, the heroine was also wearing a mask, so01:20:24
it was also very witty01:20:26
cool picture Well that's amazing yes01:20:28
that is, it changed the whole world, shocked and01:20:32
at the moment you remember some appeared01:20:34
movies straight from the wheels Yes, people tried01:20:35
filming something with masks on their phones01:20:37
somehow01:20:38
that's something but Kato tako01:20:41
there can be real understanding here01:20:43
just now coming Yes maybe01:20:45
maybe even from the Romanian side01:20:48
it's a movie01:20:49
interesting So what's next for us01:20:51
Let's not go too slow for the movie01:20:54
Necessary01:20:55
hurry up tell me yes i think so01:20:57
we already have 5,000 people watching01:21:00
and hello to everyone, you are all great, we salute01:21:04
get out of here Yes, thanks for watching01:21:07
Chimera is just not the best movie01:21:09
one of my favorite directors01:21:11
alice wahe I love everything she does and01:21:14
That's probably why this movie captivated me01:21:18
I liked him less than him01:21:19
previous picture happy Lazarus but01:21:22
yet it’s still perfect01:21:23
a unique movie like no other01:21:26
this is a film about Italy in the seventies Where01:21:29
the main character is British, apparently he can01:21:31
be Irish archaeologist Joshua Conor01:21:34
plays like a rising star here01:21:37
over there he is taller than everyone else, that's what we see01:21:40
holiday in a small Italian town01:21:43
he comes to this town and he has01:21:44
there is a special gift that others can do01:21:48
he knows how to look with a vine for where to dig a well01:21:52
find an ancient Russian tomb and he is looking for01:21:55
these tombs and this whole team01:21:58
which we see on the screen now is theirs01:21:59
they call it there01:22:01
Barolis of the tombs as a matter of fact they01:22:05
they dig and find some artifacts there01:22:07
always accurately indicates the place and they01:22:09
sell on the Black Market and make money01:22:11
They live happily but he is looking for these tombs01:22:14
another reason he had a lover01:22:15
named after Benjamin's hero he has this01:22:18
also a mythical name Arthur, that is, such01:22:20
King Arthur is looking for his Benjamin01:22:23
beloved she died but he doesn’t want to laugh01:22:25
come to terms with this and he is looking for an entrance into01:22:28
the afterlife he is looking for tombs because01:22:31
that he believes that there will be this portal there and01:22:34
at one point he even practically finds and01:22:36
this is a little Orpheus harm but also01:22:38
a little bit of Theseus Ariadne because she01:22:40
from underground hands him a red01:22:43
thread And along this thread He must come to01:22:45
He is dreaming about her or a thread. This can also01:22:48
be in general this whole film This is a Chimera01:22:49
it's no coincidence that it's called that, I have to01:22:52
say01:22:53
interesting Write in the comments yes01:22:54
are among those who watch us people from01:22:56
Paris or France or somewhere01:22:58
It's probably not far there if there is one01:23:01
friends I am addressing you personally and everyone01:23:03
others who are going to Paris or01:23:05
who doesn't have long to get there to the start01:23:07
January that is the next 2 weeks in01:23:10
the Pompidou center is one of the best01:23:12
museums that exist in Paris and in general01:23:15
a retrospective of Alicha Avakh is taking place around the world01:23:18
showing her films and her exhibition01:23:23
exhibition of all her films in one hall01:23:25
There is a minibus on which it is shown01:23:28
the film was specially shot for this exhibition01:23:30
in another you can listen to mystical01:23:33
soundtrack while lying on a special hammock and in01:23:36
the third to peer at the star map01:23:38
sky and there is an installation hidden inside01:23:40
this is a poetic, beautiful exhibition01:23:43
related to the movie I saw last year01:23:45
recent years, well, if not, then just01:23:48
Watch this movie in Russia Chimera01:23:49
By the way, it comes out on January 1st01:23:51
New Year's film, well, in fact, In it01:23:55
there is nothing special for New Year's01:23:56
of course, but this is a certain feeling of miracle01:23:58
there are love stories out there Of course there are I hope01:24:00
what is this film? Despite the fact that it is01:24:02
a small auteur film will be released01:24:03
everywhere at least in Europe and I highly recommend01:24:06
you should watch it, it’s so unique01:24:08
craft cinema Unlike anything else01:24:10
always Helen Var is a brilliant cameraman01:24:12
the avar that removes for the Lich removes all this01:24:15
on film it's never digital01:24:17
there is this grainy image like01:24:19
It's like this movie was actually made01:24:20
in some seventies. This is very01:24:22
sad and beautiful and funny picture01:24:25
by the way, one of the roles is an important role, although not01:24:27
Isabella Roslini Muse plays the main role there01:24:29
the same Scorsese the muse of the same Lynch And01:24:33
Overall one of the most beautiful women in the world01:24:35
the entire history of world cinema, but Andrey01:24:37
writes I'm really looking forward to the new film by Olich Vahe01:24:39
This is him I think I think re yes Dada01:24:42
no no she's nothing new yet01:24:44
didn't fit in she's driving now I'm just01:24:46
that I saw her in Paris at the opening01:24:48
in retrospect it was a first in my opinion01:24:50
December or second, that is, in the very01:24:52
beginning01:24:53
Now she is traveling with this film and I think01:24:56
what about the next one sooner than in a couple01:24:58
years she will not start very, very everyone01:25:00
I advise you to watch this movie01:25:02
will be able to get to Paris and see01:25:04
there's this thing: Who reads French?01:25:05
there the Pompidou Center also published a special01:25:07
book therefore film and about alir avar I01:25:11
I already bought it for myself and kept it for myself01:25:12
New Year's holidays I will read here01:25:14
Marina writes in the chat that she is in Paris01:25:16
will definitely go, envy you Marina01:25:19
That's right Marie, do it that way. Well then01:25:21
further01:25:23
We have three films left in the top ten01:25:25
Anton Yes, I already01:25:28
The killer called the chimera Flower01:25:32
The moon has fallen leaves and the poor unfortunates01:25:36
also partly fits here as stories01:25:38
love another film about love in my01:25:41
list passion dadena buffa aka recipe01:25:45
love Sorry nominal Russians01:25:47
distributors gave the name to Russia's taste01:25:51
thing01:25:53
not much better terrible name But01:25:55
because the name is french01:25:56
absolutely not corrupt, but01:25:59
death death Lord passion Dona buffa01:26:02
there is death there too in the film, but not01:26:04
let's hurry things up, this is the most beautiful01:26:08
This movie is probably the most beautiful movie01:26:10
years and beauty As you know She doesn't01:26:13
only in the image there is beauty in many01:26:15
things in this case, the beauty is in the smell and01:26:18
the taste that you literally feel it01:26:23
a lot about how to make a movie01:26:25
tactile so that it seems that you01:26:26
you can touch it 3 will partially fulfill it01:26:29
this function01:26:31
Chaun is an amazing special genius01:26:34
director Vietnamese ethnic all his life01:26:36
living working in France filmed01:26:38
aroma of green papaya rickshaw and po01:26:41
vertical summer three fantastic01:26:43
wonderful film His most famous01:26:45
film for some reason01:26:51
reasons, another case when the director01:26:53
he made his best film, it’s based on a novel01:26:55
Marcel Rufus written 100 years ago01:26:57
the story of some ideal fictional01:27:00
of course, gourmet and chef Daden Bufan01:27:03
this is the name of the main character of his beloved01:27:05
and the cook and cook Zhenya plays her01:27:08
Juliet Benaud plays him Benoit Mamel and01:27:11
the two of them are the whole film, more than two hours01:27:14
prepare01:27:15
food there's not even voiceover music we01:27:19
we hear the water boiling on01:27:23
frying pan Yes, how do they cut the lettuce into01:27:28
board and the whole film We listen to this they and01:27:31
they talk quite a bit there01:27:33
basically So come on come on it's time01:27:34
turn on the oven It boiled for a second01:27:37
Bring the fish, these are the dialogues Well01:27:40
not only but in particular there are such people there01:27:43
several dialogues not related to food and01:27:45
so of course they are especially01:27:47
important is the film in which it is depicted01:27:50
such an imaginary triangle01:27:52
connecting three very different phenomena, all01:27:56
three very difficult to convey using01:27:59
the language of cinema is love, art and01:28:05
food like food can be art like01:28:08
cooking can be an act of love01:28:12
how can love be art?01:28:14
love like sex is not the art of love Yes01:28:17
antique and art love art01:28:21
live for many years with your loved one and01:28:24
continue to love each other and this01:28:26
save this sun invisible things that01:28:30
It’s difficult to even translate A into words01:28:31
on-screen images and in movies it seems that01:28:34
it's impossible if someone told me01:28:35
any ideas for such a film I would say old man01:28:38
better not try it, it's impossible01:28:40
make this an interesting attitude01:28:42
French for this film, it's in Cannes01:28:44
caused rejection among many French people01:28:46
I think why I think it's jealousy01:28:48
I think the French can't come to terms with that01:28:51
what?01:28:52
food in the world and one of the best movies in the world01:28:55
but they don’t know how to make a movie about food and made01:28:58
this is an ethnic look and the previous one is better01:29:02
the best french food movie is01:29:04
Ratatouille cartoon I think no one01:29:06
will argue with me here is a masterpiece In this01:29:10
genre Well, Marco Fere, who directed a great01:29:13
the victim was Italian even though he was there01:29:15
the French were among him01:29:19
akw01:29:20
eat they don’t know how to translate food into01:29:25
movie and Chang Hung didn't do it easily01:29:28
good and absolutely brilliant and in01:29:30
As a result, the French were so resigned01:29:31
before the genius of this film what01:29:33
who received a prize for directing in01:29:35
Cannes that he was nominated for01:29:38
Oscar nomination instead of Anatomy of a Fall01:29:41
there was a big scandal in France and it01:29:43
got on the short list now announced01:29:47
he is there, I really wish he could get it01:29:49
Oscar Listen from the chat small addition01:29:52
about sensual pleasure but I can’t01:29:54
do not read Dmitry writes Goa with you01:29:57
Honestly, I would trade places with Dmitry01:30:00
you now I like it in Riga I love snow01:30:03
but overall it’s certainly terribly nice that01:30:06
igua also watches and listens to us Yes01:30:10
Well, are we close to that?01:30:13
voice over all 10 films and then it will be yes01:30:17
then there will be the best movie of these01:30:19
ten best movie in your opinion01:30:23
and how to say01:30:26
and for dessert Yes for dessert the theme which01:30:29
everyone is waiting in the chat of course so American01:30:33
reading matter this is a debut film that's important01:30:37
moment this is one of several01:30:40
debut films on my list01:30:43
american fiction court jefferson01:30:45
remember this name it's the funniest01:30:48
comedy that I saw this year but01:30:50
Of course I have a special sense of humor01:30:52
It's probably pretty stuffy Boomer01:30:57
Well, I suspect that this is not all01:31:01
will appreciate it But I really was just skating around01:31:03
half when I watched this movie01:31:05
won the festival in Toronto And this01:31:07
Victory is always special because01:31:08
the Toronto festival has no jury and01:31:10
competition That is, all the films that are there01:31:12
presented And I don’t know, three hundred01:31:14
films compete for a single prize01:31:16
audience prize01:31:17
sympathy, for example, I received such a prize there01:31:20
now the movie Green Book then01:31:22
the winner of the Oscar received such a prize01:31:24
fa Spielberg's thorn last year Cool01:31:26
And this total turns out to be a vote of all01:31:28
are all the people coming, no matter who they are01:31:31
and vote and the one who gets more is here01:31:33
this American fiction beat the debut01:31:36
the film won this competition01:31:38
think for a second this is actually already01:31:40
in itself it’s wildly cool this is a film adaptation01:31:42
that's why I haven't read the novel01:31:43
I won’t compare the court with Roman01:31:45
Jefferson African American screenwriter01:31:47
screenwriter who wrote in particular01:31:50
Guardians, my beloved series and01:31:53
whose heirs I love even more Well01:31:55
he is a co-author there are a lot of screenwriters and this01:31:57
his first directorial work and01:31:59
the script is also based on the book01:32:01
written by the main character played by01:32:04
Geoffrey Wright and I have to be honest01:32:06
admit DiCaprio God is a killer but01:32:09
Jeffrey Wright You probably have him now01:32:10
you know this is my favorite acting01:32:13
This year's work is male in the case itself01:32:15
American cinema and right here01:32:17
they ask in the chat about the best actor here01:32:20
for me it's he she and Jerry ra it's he he01:32:24
Everything in this film is brilliant01:32:25
there is no halftone and there is no extreme01:32:28
close So Je who are you of course01:32:30
identified you saw him in the wild world01:32:32
West, you saw him in Jarmusch, he is very01:32:34
Friendly with Jam filmed in Broken Flowers01:32:38
only lovers will survive he is there01:32:39
supplied artificial blood to vampires01:32:41
once upon a time he was the first to be noticeable01:32:44
role He played in film01:32:47
bans01:32:50
young01:32:52
very funny there everyone calls him Monk01:32:54
nickname Mon later we find out why01:32:56
Because according to his passport he is thelonious01:32:58
but no one can pronounce it so01:33:00
they just call him Monk in short01:33:02
Monk professor at California01:33:05
university in the first scene of the film01:33:08
suspended for a year from teaching for01:33:11
what he wrote on the board at the seminar n01:33:13
wrote the word because he is going01:33:16
students discuss Flario Conor01:33:18
the students are exclusively white, they are all01:33:19
offended by the only h in mean01:33:22
the audience they went straight to him01:33:23
the dean's office clearly reported it with pleasure01:33:26
he's fired with joy, he's sad, he's also01:33:28
the writer in parallel he talks with01:33:30
by his agent who says that it’s new01:33:31
his Novel no publishing house Print01:33:33
Not01:33:34
wants He's depressed and comes to01:33:36
historical homeland in Boston comes to01:33:38
the bookstore is not looking for its books there01:33:40
can find them there then finds them all01:33:43
on the shelf african american studies he01:33:45
grabs the unfortunate salesman by the breasts01:33:47
everything starts screaming in these books01:33:49
there is black - this is a font01:33:52
these are books, this is a modern adaptation01:33:55
Persians and Gila Why is Arika amic the one on01:33:58
looks at him and sees that he is African American01:34:00
don't understand the question at all In short01:34:03
he is in complete hopelessness and one day he01:34:06
filled with hatred for the whole world01:34:08
at night More precisely, during the night he writes01:34:11
a parody of such an African-American novel01:34:14
where all the characters speak only CIS01:34:20
all dealers are either Gangsters or01:34:23
rappers and in the end everyone will be shot by a white man01:34:27
the policeman in the morning means he presses01:34:29
sends the CH button to its Agent via01:34:32
the day he is sent wakes up01:34:34
famous Of course Hollywood wants01:34:36
buy the rights to this Of course everything01:34:38
publishers are fighting who it is01:34:40
will print There’s no turning back No01:34:44
he still needs to play the character01:34:45
wrote under the pseudonym of which he01:34:47
invented not a writer but a prisoner01:34:50
some kind of bull01:34:52
means who is still hiding from01:34:53
justice But he wrote a book about his01:34:55
tough life it's all a complete fiction01:34:59
a rare case01:35:01
when an author manages to be so witty01:35:04
prick both right and left and01:35:07
politically correct means Wok fans01:35:09
cultures that are of course high there01:35:11
incredible and of course white racism01:35:14
which manifests itself in this01:35:15
condescending this is real black01:35:17
life they tell him, everyone there is white, but he01:35:19
knows it's idiotic01:35:21
his real life is also shown there01:35:23
it has nothing to do with what's in01:35:25
wrote a book He's so typical01:35:27
intellectual Well and so on and so forth01:35:29
similar and how much is it01:35:31
explosive topic is very dangerous and what01:35:35
they made a comedy about it. This is what they go through01:35:37
Court Jefferson with Jeffrey Wright01:35:39
they walk along the thinnest line and there01:35:43
brilliant here is a story with which there is no01:35:45
there is no way out, they came up with an ending01:35:47
brilliant ending I won't have it01:35:48
tell even hint he's brilliant01:35:50
this is just a way out of this too01:35:53
labyrinth without exit So well for me01:35:57
today in the list of films shot on this01:35:59
topic on the topic of cancelling Wok culture and01:36:03
other but this particular picture01:36:06
American fiction or it can be01:36:08
translate the title American fiction as01:36:11
American fiction fiction - that's of course01:36:14
Well, a tribute to Tarantino, but there he is reading material01:36:17
writes fiction, of course, but at the same time01:36:20
this is fiction, how it washed out what is fictional01:36:22
life's imaginary problems are not that01:36:24
fictional police problems01:36:26
but the way it is presented in art is often01:36:28
these are, of course, already some cliches about how01:36:31
a man tries to free himself from cliches01:36:33
and be yourself and not be who he is01:36:37
race or social status01:36:38
prescribes to be a film about01:36:40
liberation is a beautiful picture for me01:36:42
Revelation of the year if not so strong01:36:45
to be killed by the Flower Moon and not so much01:36:47
fantastic poor unfortunate and not01:36:48
such a success Barbie I would say that01:36:51
American fiction what am I even doing01:36:53
bet on him at the Oscars but very much01:36:56
competition is high this year01:36:58
wonderful year I say wonderful01:36:59
films That's what this film I said01:37:03
that he took the prize that she took before him01:37:05
Green Book I think it's better than01:37:07
Let me remind you of the green book that won01:37:09
for the Oscars but a very very productive year with01:37:12
the point of view of a talented film about01:37:14
I wonder what will happen. Listen to the question and01:37:16
they ask in the chat and I wanted to ask too01:37:20
really how to say just obvious01:37:23
parallel film by Alexander Payne01:37:24
Left there the action takes place in01:37:27
university watched it watched01:37:29
great movie great movie new01:37:32
A Christmas classic for everyone to watch01:37:33
this Christmas and any other01:37:35
Christmas Well, as always at Alexander's01:37:37
Payne is a very traditional painting01:37:39
very traditional and that’s its charm01:37:40
film takes place in the seventies01:37:42
looks like it was filmed in the seventies of course01:37:44
Paul Jama plays fantastic there01:37:46
wonderful boy I don’t remember now01:37:48
last name But this is his first big role in01:37:50
leading role second leading role very01:37:52
good picture about a mischievous professor01:37:55
who is forced into boarding school01:37:57
for rich kids and teenagers with there01:38:00
five such teenagers to spend the winter in01:38:03
it's time for the Christmas holidays when everyone01:38:05
went home and left him behind01:38:07
supervise children And he not only01:38:08
he hates all children like this01:38:10
story Well, as you understand it01:38:12
Rozhdestvenskaya is still there then01:38:13
will warm the hearts of the audience in that01:38:16
In general, there is this interesting trio01:38:18
three American fresh films about01:38:20
university01:38:21
profess is American fiction01:38:24
left behind and also the film Hero of Our Dreams01:38:27
which will be released here in Riga By the way01:38:29
they say December 29th, that is, right around the corner01:38:31
be sure to look at it too, I didn't01:38:34
I added it to my list of the best after all01:38:35
he's too stupid to be the best01:38:37
I haven't heard of him briefly01:38:40
I’m telling you, well, it’s not on the list of the best01:38:43
movies it's just a cool movie about01:38:45
American biology professor is creepy01:38:48
A boring person who is bored with himself01:38:51
I guess it’s okay to live here, and so are the students01:38:53
they also fall asleep there on its fumes01:38:55
unexpectedly everything changes in his life01:38:57
Because at first people are just01:38:59
audience and at his institute And then01:39:01
everywhere on the streets it starts01:39:03
find out because they all saw him01:39:05
in a dream a certain dream occurs, different dreams01:39:09
erotic dreams scary dreams and he just01:39:11
enters and participates there he is present01:39:14
as a witness the professor plays attention01:39:18
kei irim enters your dreams Look01:39:23
this movie is called in English01:39:25
English genius name K01:39:27
unfortunately untranslatable exactly heroes01:39:28
our dreams normal English version01:39:31
original title Dream scenario Yeah01:39:34
well that is this01:39:36
ambiguous e untranslatable idiom Well01:39:39
very untranslatable in this case01:39:41
witty film very cool Well here you go01:39:43
How many of us are there for Christmas? yes01:39:45
In addition to Willy Wonka, we remembered today01:39:48
about him Well, the last film of ten01:39:51
Mo De proy zhiz another debut and again01:39:54
director debutante woman debutante and01:39:58
again a love story of course or01:40:00
a story not of love is a rare case I01:40:02
I wrote about this already in my article for01:40:03
jellyfish I really like this one01:40:05
the wording is my own Well, not that01:40:07
that she's some kind of genius, she's just01:40:09
I think it accurately conveys what is there01:40:10
that among the infinite number01:40:12
films about love and endless love01:40:15
happy and mutual and endless more01:40:17
more films about love01:40:19
non-reciprocal and unhappy is a rare film01:40:21
about a love that never happened but could have been01:40:24
she is unhappy and not unhappy because01:40:26
that it didn't happen last year01:40:28
life refers us to parallel lives01:40:31
in which it could happen I think that01:40:33
every person in the world has a lot01:40:35
the love stories we watch or01:40:37
we read and don’t recognize ourselves in them at all01:40:39
even imaginary, but here’s the story01:40:42
what could have been but was not I01:40:45
I think that everyone will recognize themselves in the film here01:40:47
filmed about this about this invisible Here it is01:40:50
Does Greta play the lead there wonderfully?01:40:52
female role This is the girl who01:40:54
Korean woman left like the director himself01:40:58
having left for America as a child and she already01:41:01
American from New York But the young one01:41:03
probably many people will recognize you now01:41:06
He played Viktor Tsoi in the summer01:41:08
Serebrennikova is his First Big01:41:10
The American role is absolutely brilliant01:41:12
he stayed in Seoul and he comes to her01:41:14
for a week to visit as a tourist here01:41:17
such01:41:19
the plot is not small at all01:41:23
pretentious poetic very cool01:41:26
filmed, edited and voiced picture01:41:28
which is very beautiful I think01:41:30
completes my top ten for this year01:41:33
Well Anton Thank you at the end I will ask01:41:36
I'll name you the best movie out of these01:41:39
years Well, now, friends, you have been waiting for this and01:41:44
Anton you have It's amazing how01:41:47
say it's possible to conduct an experiment01:41:50
Because in front of you is a person who01:41:52
I haven't seen a second of the series The Boy's Word01:41:55
that is, I haven’t been able to open it for 2 months now01:41:58
the Internet would simply suffocate me in Lenta01:42:01
Facebook but I haven't looked at it yet01:42:04
frame Therefore, on the one hand you01:42:06
will have to do without directly hard ones01:42:08
spoilers otherwise I won't be interested01:42:10
another to explain Well, what was it? What01:42:14
what kind of phenomenon is this because01:42:15
really Well Fantastic reaction01:42:18
and there are the numbers on KinoPoisk rating and01:42:21
just by quantity in general in all kinds01:42:25
mentions this series breaks all records01:42:29
despite the fact that we haven’t even heard, in my opinion01:42:31
What, how did he Zhora take off the gooseberries?01:42:34
yes, that is, it’s like the story fell apart01:42:35
on us literally yes it's true give me01:42:38
just please take a sip of water first01:42:40
and then I guess people think that there01:42:43
I have vodka poured Well, it seems to me01:42:45
is it possible already Yes yes yes it’s time So uh I01:42:49
I'm pouring water Anton, thank you01:42:53
well, let's start about the boy's word with e01:42:58
from the very beginning01:43:00
And this is really real authentic01:43:03
not a fake sensation01:43:05
but the sensation is very interesting and I don’t01:43:08
I honestly accept reactions to her01:43:10
I read and heard a lot of them01:43:12
principle Well, it’s filmed - it’s bad or01:43:14
the script is a template or so01:43:17
then this kind of claim is01:43:19
always irritated claims against someone01:43:21
who has success causes success01:43:23
irritation if you can't share01:43:25
hot feelings of the majority and funny01:43:28
Especially seeing them in relation to the word01:43:30
a boy who fully reveals01:43:32
this is the problem that is the main thing about01:43:34
this film is about how to deal with the majority01:43:36
where most like to lean against01:43:39
strong pack How to choose a pack and how not to01:43:42
fall out of this flock because there are flocks there01:43:45
different ones are shown, there are policemen, that is01:43:47
Soviet state action taking place01:43:49
in Tatarstan there is water in the water for the ninth year01:43:51
Komsomol members are also future businessmen01:43:53
It’s clear that they don’t care about Komsomol01:43:55
No they are not ideological01:43:57
that is, boys, that is, youth01:44:02
gangs Well, there is everyone else everyone01:44:04
the rest are so-called chush pans then01:44:06
there are people outside the law who can01:44:10
select which ones can be beaten01:44:11
you can do whatever you want with him01:44:13
anything and by and large all three by me01:44:15
named privileged groups on01:44:18
those who do not belong to these three groups01:44:19
belongs look like a choo01:44:21
And this is one of those things that I have01:44:25
at the instinctive level of such a spectator01:44:28
consumer consumer and not01:44:29
critical caused rejection because01:44:31
I'm of course [ __ ] Pan first of all I hate01:44:34
no packs or groups or factions01:44:35
never wanted Nico one of these01:44:36
it wasn’t in my head to lean against01:44:38
never thought of joining the Komsomol or01:44:40
some kind of political party01:44:42
whenever this is never this is not01:44:44
I never wanted to. Well, about working in the authorities01:44:47
there is nothing to even say about law and order01:44:49
Russia is just a very scary prospect01:44:51
that is, you surrender your soul immediately when01:44:54
you go there to work and then01:44:56
You can return it if very01:44:58
lucky but unlikely Sorry01:45:01
friends, maybe this will hurt someone personally01:45:03
but the truth is today in today01:45:05
I have a repressive state01:45:06
it’s just a feeling and that’s exactly what the series is01:45:08
In any case, this model01:45:10
confirms and finally even the bandits01:45:13
just Hooligan punks are the ones I love01:45:15
I was afraid of life01:45:16
and twice in the notorious years when01:45:20
passed I'm actually the same age as the characters in the series01:45:22
I was born this year, I was 9 years old01:45:25
13 years old, that's probably what younger boys are01:45:28
in this company for 14 years in the story01:45:30
in my opinion, Andrei is the main character01:45:32
hero boy from a family without a father mother01:45:36
a single person raising him and his little sister01:45:37
little sister goes to kindergarten, he goes to school and01:45:40
musical boy named Andrey family01:45:42
poor thing and he's so typical01:45:45
good boy very worried about01:45:47
mom but he can't stand the humiliation01:45:49
from the fact that it01:45:51
V on the bus with his friend and very quickly01:45:55
joins a certain group and completely01:45:58
His life changes for the better and for the worse.01:46:00
side it depends on the angle So01:46:03
I'll definitely come back again Yes, rewind01:46:08
when people don't want to be in a pack and01:46:09
they say it's actually a bad series01:46:11
I understand very well what drives them, but of course01:46:15
this is an amazing series And when we01:46:17
we usually call something bad01:46:19
we begin to bring it completely01:46:22
idiots from that area that's a mistake01:46:25
script error, actual acting01:46:28
brilliant art Well, I’m not saying that01:46:30
this is a brilliantly talented person01:46:31
art arises where there are mistakes01:46:33
where the pattern breaks down where the rules are01:46:35
violated And this is also a series all about01:46:37
breaking the rules is his main theme01:46:39
that is, here are the forms and contents01:46:40
converge This is very talented Zhora01:46:42
gooseberries are one of the most talented01:46:44
modern directors are undoubtedly in01:46:46
Russia01:46:48
I believe he had a hand in it, well he01:46:51
Of course, without me he would have entered cinema01:46:54
no doubt I didn't help him much, but01:46:56
had a hand in its discovery because01:46:58
it all started with him as a director01:46:59
showed author's films01:47:00
short films at Kinotavr then on01:47:02
studio bekh mambetova basileus he made01:47:04
his first feature film Gorka01:47:06
and I was like this the only year I01:47:09
was a selector for the Russian Film Festival in01:47:10
New York I still remember I flew with01:47:12
Sokolina very long flight and film01:47:15
which my friends from01:47:17
Basileus I didn’t know anything about the author01:47:18
Of course I didn’t know anything about the plot at all01:47:21
called Gorko And on this plane01:47:23
who of course was all asleep I flew him01:47:24
I looked and laughed alone and when I arrived01:47:28
I told myself either I have jet lag or this01:47:30
Brilliantly everyone needs this immediately01:47:32
show and we had shows all very01:47:34
intelligent in an excellent cinema on01:47:36
Manhattan and one screening of this festival01:47:39
there was a need for Russian cinema in New York01:47:40
Appoint to Brighton Beach I said01:47:42
Of course Gorko was a packed hall at01:47:45
Brian Beach of course there were outraged01:47:47
people who came on stage How are you?01:47:49
they could show us, but mostly people01:47:50
laughed and rolled on the floor with happiness01:47:53
here is Gorko the amazing movie Gorko 2 on01:47:56
my view is a little inferior to the film01:47:59
I have the best day with gooseberries01:48:01
something has already happened I would call it01:48:03
almost ideological although aesthetic01:48:05
Same01:48:06
discrepancy final when when cop01:48:09
cheating on the main character comes to01:48:13
with her and to the sugary Soviet music she01:48:15
he is forgiven by Ani at the end of New01:48:18
the film came out on New Year's Day for me01:48:19
it seemed like some kind of capital01:48:21
artistic untruth which is not01:48:23
less than they want to buy the truth, of course01:48:25
viewers The film was very successful01:48:27
what a wonderful series it was01:48:30
call DiCaprio by which I realized that01:48:32
Zhora gooseberries can shoot not only01:48:34
comedy but also drama, but he’s very01:48:36
versatile director at the very least01:48:38
he is a real great talent.01:48:42
despite the fact that I'm sure there's a lot01:48:43
things that I said and wrote about01:48:45
boy's word he'll be mad at me he'll be offended01:48:47
very touchy right now for sure01:48:49
looks at us and is offended that I01:48:51
I call him offensive because01:48:53
that the Boys don't apologize, I know01:48:57
and no, I’m not a kid. Well, I don’t have to apologize for01:49:00
that and in front of no one However, that’s why I01:49:03
I found out that he is making such a film Of course01:49:05
it was clear to me that it was one way or another01:49:07
it will be interesting and it is obvious to me that01:49:10
for him this is a Challenge at a time when01:49:13
there is practically no free cinema in Russia01:49:15
is being done to make not just a huge movie01:49:17
movie series is huge but01:49:20
so that he can talk about what he wants to talk about01:49:22
say and not01:49:26
let's praise from above it will be lowered I don't believe it01:49:29
that the uncredited institute01:49:32
development of the Internet and NMG of course01:49:34
affiliated with the state itself01:49:36
I can’t structure or deal directly01:49:39
propaganda that they are this series01:49:41
sponsored because they through him01:49:44
want to wash someone01:49:46
brains maybe even they wanted but01:49:48
This won't work for a director like01:49:50
Zhora Andrey Zolotaryov screenwriter of this01:49:52
film is also very talented01:49:54
he may be a very talented man01:49:56
not such a revolutionary in commercial01:49:58
the movie is like gooseberries but he is very01:50:00
gifted That's why my first thesis01:50:05
this is a very talented thing and when on01:50:08
against the backdrop of a frightened cinema so I01:50:10
seems modern commercial01:50:12
Russian cinema appears01:50:13
something like this certainly causes a storm01:50:16
reaction I'm not at all surprised that everyone01:50:19
countries that were once part of the USSR01:50:21
or the Soviet bloc is partial to01:50:24
this spectacle and at the same time I01:50:27
I'm absolutely convinced you think this is a plus01:50:29
or downside what if we show this01:50:30
French English Italians Well01:50:33
Italians maybe will understand01:50:34
their mafia or the Americans rather01:50:37
they won't have anything close to this01:50:39
acute reaction Although, well, probably someone01:50:41
will appreciate this talented talented01:50:43
there is talent always and everywhere but here01:50:45
of course talent is not only how01:50:47
played written what music was chosen01:50:50
music Magnificent This is what it's shining This is01:50:52
just a great track great01:50:54
used at the same time01:50:57
Of course the main talent here is hitting01:51:00
into the nerve of the era and from this point of view Yes01:51:03
it’s important that it’s eighty-nine01:51:05
All Putin's time we live differently01:51:09
Based on the nineties, they are dashing01:51:11
and the bad things started with the brigade removed01:51:13
at the beginning of the first major film01:51:16
Putinism Brigade is very outspoken01:51:18
showing as for example in political01:51:21
life exploits involved nothing01:51:24
You won’t find anything like that in a boy’s word01:51:26
Well, that's not the point, I don't want to judge01:51:29
the series is still needed for something that is not there01:51:32
disassemble what is there here in the nineties01:51:34
very important but the nineties are also important01:51:37
like World War II because there are two01:51:38
the most important pillars of today's01:51:40
identity is not about the past is about01:51:43
these were the lawless nineties01:51:46
rampant crime and therefore all the Power01:51:48
should have been given to Vladimir Vladimirovich01:51:50
and the FSB so that they don’t do this again01:51:52
allowed for example01:51:53
there was World War II once01:51:56
the fascists were defeated, which means it’s the second time01:51:57
let's go identify someone very01:51:59
it is important that these are the reference points of today01:52:02
ideology and mass psychology on one01:52:05
from which this series is based Therefore in01:52:08
In any case, this is a series about modernity01:52:10
not because it's something like that01:52:11
clumsy metaphor eighty-nine01:52:13
year this is now not present this year is01:52:15
eighty-nine but not by chance01:52:17
modern people who in life are not01:52:19
remember Nika day then01:52:21
on the contrary, there were many01:52:23
contemporaries don’t recognize, they don’t say that01:52:25
I had those feelings too, but I01:52:27
I suppressed them because it doesn’t matter01:52:29
historical accuracy is not important01:52:30
feature film But this one here01:52:33
the moment is very important that today is the same01:52:36
as then a simple primitive linear01:52:40
The answer is: We live in a world where01:52:43
They stopped working before01:52:45
the laws were tight and bad, or01:52:48
Constitution where there is no situation01:52:50
rely on the state We live in01:52:52
there is a world ruled by gangs01:52:55
there are gangs01:52:58
guys, Putin's vocabulary from the very beginning01:53:00
this is the vocabulary of a boy, wet in the toilet is01:53:02
Putin loved to say what's his name to everyone01:53:04
taught Piterskaya street This is it This is it01:53:07
not in the sense that in the character of Andrei01:53:09
encrypted let's say Putin is not so clumsy01:53:12
there are good directors and screenwriters working01:53:14
the fact is that Putin is in the air, the boy’s word01:53:17
Putin and Putinism are poured out there everywhere01:53:21
this is the law of violence the law of the strong is not01:53:25
convince you that the bandits are good01:53:28
or are the policemen good to convince01:53:30
that everyone is bad, be with the one who01:53:32
stronger and you won't lose or lose01:53:35
but a beautifully beautiful loss is also01:53:38
there is that element of romanticization01:53:39
Why for some reason people argue and say that01:53:41
there is no romanticization because everything is in01:53:43
at the end there they died and became bad but01:53:46
romanticization implies tragic01:53:48
death or01:53:50
the fact that the character loses everything01:53:52
romantic works on earth01:53:53
end badly happy end - it's not01:53:55
about01:53:56
romanticism, I would say no01:53:59
romanticization If this series01:54:00
for example This season would end like01:54:02
Balabanov's blind man's buff That is, it would be01:54:04
funny, no one would feel sorry for it in the end01:54:07
they would sit in jackets overlooking01:54:09
The Kremlin these poor bandits are01:54:12
would be realistically recognizable accurately and not01:54:15
there would be no romanticization but when01:54:17
one of them To dramatic music01:54:20
dies in the arms of his beloved we01:54:22
we forget that he committed murder and and01:54:25
betrayed many people there and01:54:28
we think about how sorry we are for him Well friends01:54:31
this is romanticization01:54:33
romantic death And before that they had01:54:35
sex under I want to be with you on the floor01:54:37
Pompilius but who are you trying to fool?01:54:39
and there is the most romantic thing about our01:54:41
variety has ever been written and01:54:42
done it's ridiculous to try01:54:45
deny it's very romantic01:54:48
a film with virtually no humor01:54:51
even Burunov is very serious here though01:54:53
It would seem he appears on the screen01:54:54
the viewer already reflexively begins01:54:56
laugh But no, he’s not here, he’s beautiful01:54:58
the artist is here, of course there are no questions01:55:00
everyone plays very well and my inner01:55:04
human ethical and not aesthetic01:55:07
complaint about this01:55:08
the series is that it tells us the world01:55:13
it is hermetically sealed and consists of different01:55:15
it's your job to choose groups01:55:17
group or be crushed01:55:20
factions because you're chush pan01:55:22
Choose chush antlers or boy and be01:55:24
a person and not be a [ __ ] sir and a kid01:55:27
there seems to be no such option inside this01:55:29
series outside and I even think that it is so01:55:31
great done and full of such characters01:55:33
Sorry, I don't even have one and01:55:36
when one of the heroes belongs01:55:39
some of these groups are trying out of this01:55:40
break out for example there is a heroine01:55:42
Irina Sergeevna she is a kind policeman01:55:44
young beautiful police officer this one01:55:47
the hero Andrey is clearly in love with her and she01:55:49
trying only to work with mercy01:55:51
although in fact she was already theirs for the first time01:55:52
his date sets him up terribly and01:55:54
they let you down trying to call him on stage01:55:57
so that he can explain to his boys01:56:00
their logic, that is, showed that he01:56:01
he and the cops can't do it01:56:03
maybe that is, it actually works01:56:05
in fact, too, like a cop, she told him01:56:07
deceives, fails, gives, Well, this one01:56:10
kind policeman with a handsome young man01:56:13
today's face which seems not01:56:15
I wanted to become a policeman but ended up there01:56:17
she is the most untrue character in the series01:56:19
straight Achilles PTA of it all01:56:21
Everything about the story is organic except01:56:23
she's a great actress, I saw her in someone else01:56:25
movie She's very good just a character01:56:27
invented So no one believes in him01:56:29
someone else may believe I don’t, well, here it is01:56:31
there may be a dispute because people are like that01:56:33
Many people fanatically loved this series01:56:34
that Slysh immediately begins any criticism01:56:36
rush01:56:38
so I understand how someone says01:56:40
there is no romanticization there, on the contrary, I01:56:43
I see this is all disgusting but01:56:44
I can't tear myself away I don't think it's this01:56:46
like some kind of horror movie by the way01:56:48
the psychology of the choir is completely different01:56:51
I think this is a film in which01:56:54
it worked or the authors didn’t try01:56:56
do what SRS do for example01:56:58
Brilliant in Nice Guys in Ireland or01:57:00
in the casino here are three of his films01:57:02
mafia Where in the beginning you are very01:57:03
you sympathize with the hero and you, in general, with01:57:06
them and in the end you hate them and when01:57:09
they are being killed you think hu thank God01:57:11
finally got rid of this bastard01:57:14
feeling at the end of the guy's layer about one of01:57:16
them01:57:18
strictly01:57:20
This is certainly true for me too01:57:24
it's emotional manipulation for the movies01:57:26
Emotional manipulation is common01:57:27
usually neysha Here But let's just say I'm not into her01:57:31
I bought it, I watched the whole movie and I01:57:34
I knew that if there was this good one01:57:37
the boy is the smallest in their company and01:57:40
oh boy, they're squeezing out money01:57:42
they give him some unfortunate drivers01:57:45
him before he says his face right away01:57:47
with a smile, Grandma says I’ll buy it and he goes01:57:50
he lives with his grandmother, grandmother, iron and01:57:52
that's when he tells grandma I'll buy an iron01:57:53
I tell my wife we watched it together01:57:55
this one is not01:57:57
The Tenant ends with some series01:57:59
bandits We don’t even know who they are01:58:01
there is no motivation, they just take it and01:58:03
this guy01:58:05
kill next episode good girl01:58:08
learns to play the violin in music school01:58:10
stories with the brigade they say don’t compare01:58:12
with the brigade in the brigade as a violinist01:58:13
Sasha Bely fell in love and there is a girl01:58:16
violinist Aigul is a good girl A01:58:18
boy bad bad01:58:19
Well, she’s trying to do it somehow01:58:21
push away Well, of course he attracts her01:58:23
how good girls are attracted to bad girls01:58:25
boys and vice versa Well that's how it works01:58:27
in fact, this is how art works01:58:29
in life it’s not always like that, here they are01:58:32
walking together She somehow resists01:58:33
and the wife says this: Well, they will either kill her or01:58:37
rape passes01:58:39
episode and violence at the end of the next episode01:58:43
she goes out to01:58:45
window01:58:47
my friend Tom some cliches and something01:58:50
predictably this is normal for this01:58:53
this is a genre movie this is a crime saga01:58:56
yes But of course real emotional01:59:00
involvement is when it comes out in01:59:01
window you're like that I didn't have this01:59:04
Oh, almost never while watching I01:59:07
I saw how it was done and arranged01:59:09
excellent, not saying it's bad01:59:10
perfect01:59:12
here's mine, not very short but not01:59:16
too slow but it will be interesting for me01:59:20
there was a question in the chat, or rather the remark01:59:23
I’m even interested in expanding it01:59:25
a man writes Zhora gooseberries subtly01:59:27
feels the audience Oh yes, in that sense01:59:30
what is she interested in or what01:59:33
I mean what is she like because what are you01:59:35
described it seems to me that it’s kind of conditional01:59:39
saying Russia is an idiot sounds like a lot of people01:59:41
in Russia, roughly speaking, they recognize themselves01:59:43
my life is of course in this and01:59:46
accordingly, he seems to feel01:59:47
audience In the sense that she is interested or01:59:50
he talks about her Life in everyone01:59:52
in a sense, he has an absolutely bestial instinct01:59:54
excellent quality for director He01:59:56
feels what music will suit what faces01:59:58
what form is needed Yes, this is it02:00:02
this was the form of live filming in Gorka02:00:05
which finally showed02:00:06
believable reality because comedies before02:00:08
this is the gold standard of the Patriotic02:00:10
comedy There was love, carrots may02:00:12
like it or not like it or maybe it's02:00:14
hates but everything is not true and he02:00:16
showed the world of Truth to the utmost02:00:18
realistic she worked amazing02:00:20
and people went to watch it en masse though02:00:22
there were no famous people there02:00:24
almost except Svetlakov and the director02:00:26
no one knew, but he has an animal02:00:29
instinct for what the audience needs and he02:00:31
this time I hit the bull's eye I admit with02:00:35
all sides but I'm not this audience Maybe02:00:38
maybe I'm no longer this audience because I02:00:41
I don’t live in Russia, maybe it’s somehow02:00:42
connected but it is obvious that such people are02:00:45
There’s a lot of Russia and there’s even an audience here02:00:48
it's not so much noise to talk about the World Cup. Listen02:00:50
a few more questions about everything too02:00:53
first of all, the best actors from the boy's word02:00:56
maybe someone can be singled out02:00:58
character name and everyone there Well done but02:01:02
probably this guy who plays02:01:06
Marat I guess I put him in first place02:01:08
I'll put the girl Aigul, Yulia's daughter02:01:12
Perel also plays luxuriously But the role02:01:15
much less interesting altogether unique02:01:18
there are so many male roles02:01:20
knows how to do more interesting things than women here02:01:22
this is also visible and very felt. But02:01:25
she's very good nonetheless02:01:27
from the older generation Well maybe for me02:01:31
I liked this dramatic one02:01:33
although Burunov’s role is not very large02:01:35
very interesting but basically there is no02:01:37
bad acting except there is except02:01:39
one thing is implausible for me02:01:41
character This doesn't mean it's bad either02:01:43
acting she does it all02:01:45
possible Anastasia Krasovskaya If not02:01:46
I'm wrong, her name is everything is possible02:01:48
to breathe life into the character02:01:50
but the design is too artificial Uh-huh02:01:54
listen, and it’s still a difficult task for you02:01:56
less if it’s straight up without any hard ones02:01:58
spoilers but about this story with02:02:01
the last episode which is already being re-shot02:02:04
That's right, you understand what's there in general02:02:07
happened Well yes I read it very much02:02:09
detailed retelling of Personnel almost02:02:10
I didn’t look at both options02:02:12
series firstly this contradicts my02:02:14
Sorry this will probably sound stupid02:02:16
this goes against my ethics02:02:18
wait, explain to the code02:02:21
collision Therefore, we decided to reshoot the02:02:23
No02:02:25
after I understand the decision to reshoot02:02:27
and the drain of the series are two unrelated02:02:31
events may be related but then I02:02:33
I don’t know how it wasn’t the director who leaked it02:02:35
I know and the director He tells me himself02:02:38
wrote this very offended again that02:02:41
He02:02:47
reshoot02:02:49
in the new version there is no again, I heard02:02:52
such a version that there is a hero in the first02:02:55
the leaked version was also killed by bandits A in02:02:58
the new version kills him as a policeman02:03:00
as if it shows someone thinks02:03:02
what does this show that the police02:03:03
bad someone on the contrary that the police02:03:05
good but there are no good or02:03:07
ultimately bad, that’s the point02:03:09
this series so this is in my opinion02:03:11
it's not that important the accent is not that important02:03:13
changes Probably it does the action02:03:15
more dramatic but for me historians02:03:17
cinema as literary historians they need02:03:20
read all manuscripts in order to02:03:22
understand what the writer came to at the end02:03:24
the reader needs to read the final02:03:26
option, in this case I act as02:03:28
viewer I watch what is legal what02:03:30
came out In the end I didn’t compare and how much02:03:32
I know the changes were not02:03:35
censorship reasons Okay then02:03:36
such a question for you as a cinema specialist02:03:38
this is generally a common case for a series02:03:40
which is coming out right now02:03:43
the director the producers allowed the director02:03:46
shoot remake last episode02:03:48
they said well02:03:49
this is incredibly rare but it's not02:03:52
the first case for gooseberries which02:03:54
they love something close to the release of the film02:03:56
reshoot Yes, this is the producer02:03:58
naturally they hate how else can they02:04:00
relate to this but I think it's02:04:03
assumption that it is sensational02:04:05
success allowed him to say Guys can02:04:07
when he handed over the finished series to them he02:04:09
said well I'm not very happy with the last one02:04:11
series But this is pure speculation now I02:04:13
I just imagine they said dude that's it02:04:15
The deadlines are already running out. We are putting it on air and02:04:18
then the first episode starts and he02:04:21
comes says you see I was right02:04:24
I need to do the last episode differently02:04:26
they're like Dude, now you're right02:04:28
winner Well come on and he did it Well02:04:31
Of course it's extra money effort02:04:32
risks but everything worked out in the end Well02:04:36
this sounds like a reasonable explanation02:04:37
because again yes if it's not censorship02:04:40
that I have no knowledge02:04:42
therefore about the exclusive02:04:44
but you suggested at least02:04:46
version in which it is plausible in which02:04:48
you can believe it Yes, if only between02:04:52
merged series and final would be02:04:53
ideological, some principled02:04:55
differences but once again the ideology of this02:04:57
series For me it’s not that the authors02:04:59
show like who is good senior02:05:02
generation or younger bandits or nonsense02:05:04
pony, the fact is that the whole value system02:05:07
series I'll allow myself to be so outdated02:05:09
turnover the entire value system of the series it02:05:12
built in a certain way and like you02:05:15
you take I don’t know a cell of a living organism02:05:17
there is DNA from this whole organism02:05:19
grows no matter what the last one was02:05:21
the DNA series is already clear from the first episode already02:05:23
clear and it does not change throughout02:05:25
this whole movie02:05:28
and there will be a second season by the way02:05:31
do you think I think yes to me02:05:33
it seems Well, two young guys who02:05:35
there are the main new stars02:05:38
How would they02:05:40
suspended lines, well, that is, one of them02:05:43
ended up in prison but the other didn't02:05:46
But I don’t mind that I’m sprinkling spoilers.02:05:49
it seems everyone who cares about this already02:05:52
looked and everyone else who else02:05:54
didn't watch it's not that important but you02:05:56
may not agree with me02:05:57
curse and hate for God's sake Well02:05:59
really, I think it’s the second season02:06:02
Most likely it will be And by the way I’ll say one more thing02:06:04
one thing with me02:06:06
agree this series is magic02:06:09
chosen time and place in music in02:06:11
actors in dramaturgy in the system02:06:14
I don’t care about values for anyone02:06:16
very close but not in the plot there02:06:19
very much predictable and it's not02:06:21
scary you know crime saga is02:06:23
This is the genre, watch big crime films02:06:25
There's a lot you can guess in the sagas there02:06:28
there is a certain canon, not that it’s here02:06:29
canon Zhora gooseberries and his goldfish02:06:32
the screenwriter isn't that strong02:06:33
violated I wouldn't do that02:06:35
said well I wonder what to say02:06:40
Eh, listen honestly, I’ll comment02:06:43
you understand, you describe all this, I02:06:45
I think God how I hate this all02:06:47
that's all for the bastard That's all the boy02:06:49
This is all in our chat, someone is there too02:06:51
jokes writes clearly nonsense gentlemen listen Damn02:06:55
Well, honestly, I'm sick of all this aesthetics02:06:58
and on the one hand and on the other hand02:07:01
interesting, well, they bought you02:07:05
With my help you can see how it is02:07:07
it turned out to be surprising because02:07:08
this is a topic that is not close to me02:07:10
I feel so strongly about her02:07:12
life is burning out Well, I'm interested in everything02:07:15
very talented that's all I have02:07:16
simple, but this is a good approach by the way02:07:18
Yes this is talented and I was interested02:07:21
but not close and as if globally mine02:07:25
viewer's my viewer's response to this02:07:27
no yes no no this is absolutely02:07:30
definitely have to say here but02:07:33
and live with this series watching it and with m02:07:38
as if to think about it I was very02:07:41
interesting more interesting than anything02:07:44
another Russian film for twenty02:07:47
third year despite the fact that these Russian02:07:49
films that were interesting to me were02:07:51
A certain amount of this was for thought02:07:53
the most interesting thing is probably because it02:07:55
and a social phenomenon too, and not only02:07:57
art phenomenon cool Since we are02:07:59
we started talking about Russian cinema, come on02:08:02
firstly, let's tell you what we have coming soon02:08:04
very soon next week02:08:06
release Yes two words Please tell me about02:08:09
him And we listened to the letters and02:08:14
messages comments that we02:08:16
our viewers wrote and they regularly02:08:19
they wrote that we talk a lot about cinema02:08:21
which does not work in Russia and is not at all02:08:23
we talk about Russian cinema which02:08:25
there goes02:08:27
yes, the claim was accepted. We decided to do it02:08:32
issue about good Russian cinema02:08:35
twenty-three, we probably immediately02:08:38
cut off the audience who thinks that02:08:40
A priori there is nothing good to be there02:08:41
maybe those who believe that everything drowned in02:08:43
censorship and therefore cannot those who02:08:45
they think that just if you make a movie02:08:48
in Russia today Anya opens her veins02:08:50
then you are a dishonest person and why is this02:08:52
look but it’s kind of our business02:08:54
professional and to be a chronicler of this02:08:57
process In my opinion, I'm over twenty02:09:01
the third year quite a lot appeared02:09:04
Russian films that relate to02:09:06
auteur cinema and which, despite02:09:08
the whole censorship is very interesting I think02:09:10
that this is due to the fact that more part02:09:12
of which were invented and many were filmed before02:09:15
twenty-second before the start of the war cinema02:09:17
takes a long time to do, especially in today's02:09:19
conditions That is, in other words, I do not02:09:21
I'm sure it will be twenty-four02:09:23
so rich in interesting02:09:24
original films Although who knows? We don't02:09:26
we know However, we have found some02:09:29
number of very bright paintings Some02:09:31
I don't really like the others02:09:33
I really like them and decided to buy them02:09:35
tell and explain at the same time02:09:38
those dilemmas, let's say, which02:09:41
is located as the author of such films in Russia02:09:43
so is the viewer of such cinema in Russia and abroad02:09:45
Russia I am like this Look Yes, here I am02:09:49
so I would say that this is a release and about02:09:51
Russia as we see it from the outside02:09:55
And perhaps this conversation is for someone02:09:58
will be unpleasant or02:10:00
painful I also realize it Well then02:10:03
risk is a noble cause, I hope it can02:10:06
be in this trouble too02:10:08
something therapeutic and meaningful02:10:10
the issue will be released very soon we are really looking forward to it02:10:13
your reaction And believe me when I say02:10:16
waiting for a reaction does not mean that we02:10:17
We are waiting for your praises02:10:18
in fact any kind of criticism02:10:20
very very welcome We are waiting02:10:22
criticism We are waiting for your features If you02:10:25
somehow motivate it, explain it and not02:10:28
you're just arguing, it's very interesting to us02:10:29
know what you think about what we do02:10:32
yes and thus we will fail02:10:34
results of the year of cinema in Russia today we02:10:38
We're talking about cinema first of all.02:10:41
foreign world is not in my top ten02:10:43
Russian films this year Sorry02:10:46
listen, there's one more question and we're just02:10:48
in that issue we don’t touch on it, but we get around it02:10:50
side is difficult there is a phenomenon of the word02:10:54
the boy is the Cheburashka phenomenon which02:10:57
became an incredibly successful film and not02:11:00
series the most successful Russian film02:11:03
for all times 22 million viewers02:11:05
the previous leader in the rating was 11 million02:11:08
that is, twice as much and not there on02:11:10
a million more that's what this tells us02:11:12
about today, a word from the boy02:11:14
and Cheburashka I all year it was a year02:11:17
back Cheburashka you are Dmitry's film02:11:19
Dyachenko's fairy tale, as it were, based on02:11:21
Uspensky in reality Of course not02:11:24
Sergei Gormash plays the main role02:11:27
Cheburashka here is Cheburashka02:11:30
drawn it's very technical02:11:33
made product for me it was02:11:36
scary not because I'm afraid of Cheburashka02:11:38
or Crocodile Gena because it’s sunny02:11:41
and the fabulous action of this film02:11:43
happens in the Sochi arboretum there it is02:11:47
it was filmed just some kind of sealed02:11:49
the world is a Greenhouse in the literal sense02:11:51
words there is always artificial sun and02:11:53
if it rains it's raining oranges02:11:55
sweet with sweet and the main thing is them02:11:58
the problem is the main conflict around that02:12:00
who will win at the festival02:12:03
chocolate and in the end the most wins02:12:05
sweet chocolate the genre of this film is possible02:12:08
would be defined as a festival02:12:10
chocolate So I think that what people are on02:12:12
Against the backdrop of war, people go to the festival en masse02:12:14
chocolate that says a lot I even02:12:17
I won’t upset you so as not to upset you02:12:19
interpret simply Think about what02:12:21
there is a war going on, people are being killed in02:12:23
daily mode I'm not talking about what you02:12:25
we have to go out onto the square somehow02:12:27
protest, people are coming en masse02:12:29
watch about Cheburashka more after02:12:32
success of Cheburashka this year02:12:34
the third most important genre of the new02:12:37
Russian commercial cinema has become02:12:40
the fairy tale is funny until the last02:12:43
the hero of the same Dmitry he02:12:47
mode was not considered a promising genre in02:12:49
Russia, well, a Patriotic fairy tale because02:12:51
that there were Hollywood fairy tales in the first place02:12:52
now they are not there, someone must occupy them02:12:54
this place is the second fairy tale requires02:12:57
special effects That is, it's expensive, expensive02:12:59
Udo you mean the classic fairy tale02:13:01
a slave who, too, in a sense, no02:13:03
no no slave fairy tale like a fairy tale slave02:13:05
made by the same studio that made Cheburashka02:13:07
Yes, by the way02:13:10
and now in production, I think there are 2002:13:13
fairy tale films the year began with02:13:16
Cheburashki but it ended like this02:13:18
the huge success of Alexander's film02:13:19
Vatinsky At the command of the pike where02:13:22
cheerful boy Emelya who fights back02:13:26
they came up with this for evil foreigners02:13:27
evil foreigners want to create a plot there02:13:31
puch and overthrow the Tsar-Father at the end02:13:34
spoiler they fail because02:13:36
Emelya did not allow them before this02:13:39
Emelya before this Emelya saved the obra and oval02:13:45
he cut their tablecloth and02:13:48
so they stopped eating all the time and02:13:50
pulled themselves up, he saved them because they02:13:53
sat abroad02:13:55
Russia with this tablecloth all the time02:13:58
ate and who are these mustachioed guys02:14:01
unclear But they say that they02:14:02
fought with the Turks that they were some kind02:14:04
Free Cossacks It seems to me that here they are02:14:08
they eat there, not in Russia, and they are already02:14:10
They can’t even get up, but he took it from her02:14:12
tablecloth and they went with him02:14:13
save the Russian Tsar-Father from02:14:15
foreigner and rescued02:14:18
the role of Emelya is played by the curly-haired Nikita02:14:22
the artist who plays the main boss02:14:25
killer in latar in the boy's word I really like02:14:30
I like to joke with this of course02:14:32
he will come to me at night, no02:14:36
no matches all no matches02:14:38
are random In such cases I would say here02:14:40
such a story and a hero who was02:14:42
the embodiment of Russian corruption Roman02:14:44
Madyanov, remember in the fan he plays that02:14:47
the very oral father of the king whom they are in02:14:49
in the end restored to the throne m very02:14:51
cute And the Bremenskys will also come out02:14:53
musicians Yes New Year everyone will be02:14:54
probably watch Bremen Town Musicians02:14:56
it will be a big success again now02:14:57
The Flying Ship is being filmed and something there02:15:00
about Baba Yaga or I'm a new Muromets02:15:02
the game is being filmed, of course it's new02:15:04
cartoon about heroes is coming out now02:15:06
how without him and that's just what I am02:15:08
Now I actually remember Pinocchio02:15:10
A new one is being made in general, but on the other hand02:15:12
on the one hand this is on the one hand this02:15:14
safe genre yes Go into a fairy tale02:15:17
it may be different and people need it02:15:18
such a hoard of ZM Well, I’m not saying that02:15:20
people must be deprived of these fairy tales02:15:22
looks if they like it naturally02:15:25
our job is just to think about what it is about02:15:28
indicates trying to diagnose02:15:30
draw some conclusions without any02:15:32
condemnations of both authors and viewers02:15:37
the author made their relationship with each other02:15:39
the viewer watches if the viewer does not look02:15:40
the author will stop doing this This is clear02:15:43
but it’s interesting what the boy says and02:15:45
fairy tales Yes, not only Cheburashka from yes yes02:15:48
the boy's word is also a kind of fairy tale but02:15:50
This is a separate, very complex study.02:15:52
we won't broadcast it live now02:15:53
maybe we’ll do it later02:15:56
Well, drum roll, we're coming to02:15:59
to the finale to the main thing, first of all, you have friends02:16:02
Let's write the last minutes now to02:16:05
chat the best movie of the year in your opinion02:16:09
I will directly follow without unnecessary02:16:10
just comments02:16:12
throw And secondly Anton here again02:16:15
that means he's in front of here02:16:19
write and mentally remember the name on02:16:23
I won’t do that with these cards02:16:25
I'll just say it from memory Sorry Well02:16:27
maybe you'll suddenly change now02:16:28
your decision suddenly No no this is rare02:16:31
it's actually a rare year when I'm all02:16:33
last years02:16:35
movies top ten best movies02:16:38
years were simply arranged alphabetically but not02:16:39
could I choose the best movie this year02:16:41
I have it, it's definitely poor02:16:43
unfortunate NTI and this is a film that02:16:47
most gave me most if I02:16:49
would line up the top three I can02:16:51
do And this is the second and third place02:16:53
would share my passion equally02:16:55
dadena buffa and bird boy aka02:16:58
boy heron both brilliant amazing02:17:01
poetic films but poor unfortunates02:17:04
out of competition number one02:17:08
and this movie02:17:10
will not come out in02:17:12
Russia at the beginning of twenty-four02:17:14
be sure to watch it if02:17:16
it will work out Look on the big screen in02:17:17
Russia will not be released because there are02:17:19
Among other things, the LGBT theme is there02:17:22
not dominant but she is present02:17:24
Well, this kind of movie in general It02:17:27
too brave to show02:17:29
in a totalitarian state where everyone02:17:32
film distribution is controlled by censorship02:17:35
seems like a movie anyway02:17:36
without looking closely at the details they wouldn’t02:17:38
release I think so maybe I'm wrong02:17:40
in any case, it’s officially his studio02:17:43
doesn’t want to release it in Russia If they do02:17:44
show it like a pirate and I highly recommend it02:17:47
everyone who has such an opportunity will have this02:17:49
movie watch this is a movie based on02:17:51
cinema history will be remembered02:17:53
twenty-third year of the litter, my word is not02:17:57
boy, I'm keeping an eye on our chat there02:18:00
Desperate struggle And many call02:18:03
slayer of the yule moon02:18:06
and they also remember the Foreign Ministry Zaki But I have02:18:12
sensations flash in your eyes all the time But02:18:14
I think this is written by one person02:18:15
Vincent about the movie all my fears well02:18:17
by the way, good movie, very interesting02:18:19
the picture is unusual, again don’t be like that02:18:21
strong competition, I would say that I will throw02:18:23
urgently give Phoenix another Oscar but02:18:26
apparently he's had enough, especially since02:18:27
twenty-four awaits us02:18:30
continuation of the Joker That's enough Bye02:18:32
let's wait for now Well, obviously not all02:18:35
agree with this you know that I I would02:18:38
said so probably in second place in02:18:39
in our chat and you said about this film02:18:41
not a word today may december may december02:18:45
Yes, I didn’t say anything about this film but live02:18:48
almost nowhere came out this is that Haynes02:18:50
My favorite is also a director02:18:52
American independent cinema a little bit02:18:54
this picture of me02:18:57
disappointed with my festival02:18:59
my American colleagues liked him02:19:01
it seemed like this movie had02:19:03
big unsolvable problem he states02:19:06
very serious problem very serious02:19:09
as if such a borderline situation for02:19:12
for cinema and art in general this is a situation02:19:14
pedophilia This is the story of an adult marriage02:19:16
women with a young man whom she02:19:18
she seduced him when he was a schoolboy02:19:21
teacher and then she served time and came out02:19:24
and they got married and their marriage has already been long02:19:28
perennial actually becomes02:19:30
a plot for a certain film being made and02:19:32
actress who plays the female lead02:19:34
the role comes to this couple in order to02:19:37
good to play this role actress plays02:19:39
Natalie Portman Well, this heroin itself02:19:41
Julianne Moore are wonderful two actresses But02:19:44
here is the topic of pedophilia as such02:19:47
in modern terms, it was leaked Uh-huh02:19:50
It all turned out to be about being an actor02:19:52
can play a real person Well, after all02:19:54
we understand that a real person too02:19:55
unreal, she's also an actress, you can see it02:19:57
especially when the star Julian plays02:19:59
mur, that is, a little bit of some kind of falseness02:20:01
this and choice02:20:03
top secret from another movie to me02:20:06
ruined the fun of this movie02:20:07
well, it’s like all about how for02:20:10
the artificial sprouts from the present02:20:13
true feelings And for me this is02:20:14
the present has not sprouted there very much02:20:16
interestingly invented but it completely me02:20:18
didn't touch it But it's not knowing that it's not02:20:20
must watch this is certainly a bright event02:20:22
this year Well, I would say that he is on02:20:23
second place and in first place we have02:20:26
amazing oppenheimer real02:20:29
very, very many people write about him02:20:31
Sai Geist Zeitgeist Oppenheimer Fear02:20:34
nuclear bomb fear of war and absolutely02:20:37
depressed mood02:20:39
and we watched with the whole family in America and02:20:43
came out of the movie liked it the most02:20:44
my youngest son who is 13 years old02:20:47
that moment happened and he said you know it was02:20:51
very scary Do you know what's the most02:20:52
scary I say Well, probably this scene02:20:53
when he sees this explosion there he says02:20:56
no, the worst thing was the realization02:20:58
that this all really happened, what02:21:00
this is how it really was I say yes and02:21:02
I wanted to add Laura Palmer's voice02:21:04
Twin Peaks It's happening again Yes it is02:21:08
feeling of deja vu feeling that it's happening again02:21:10
is happening I think today people all over02:21:12
shared with the world and connected with this of course02:21:14
except with the talent of Keelin Murphy and02:21:17
the wonderful Nolan is a huge success02:21:20
this picture is a very interesting film02:21:22
it has its drawbacks, for example there02:21:24
absolutely unsuccessful everything that everything that02:21:27
connected with the lyrical line with women02:21:29
the characters didn't work out at all Well02:21:31
she's kind of absent there, well, yes, but02:21:34
this is when you don't know what to do02:21:36
heroine And that's why you put her naked on02:21:38
screen this is just a confession02:21:40
absolute surrender of the director's What02:21:43
that's not why you didn't come up with anything better02:21:45
what I love were naked actors02:21:48
actresses are the most difficult and interesting thing in02:21:50
cinema and there in the poor unfortunates it is02:21:51
It works brilliantly here, it’s not at all02:21:53
Inon works very poorly in general02:21:57
how bad are kryzhovnikova zhori02:21:58
female characters he's the director02:22:01
colossal And he’s bad at this But02:22:03
no matter the movie Wonderful and Downey02:22:05
the younger one plays an outstanding role and02:22:08
there's a lot in it, it's great, it's invented and02:22:10
visualization of all physical formulas02:22:13
very interesting No Oppenheimer is02:22:15
very strong movie and of course here I am02:22:17
I'll show you my notebook with which I02:22:19
I've been living since I watched this02:22:21
this is Lo Alas's notebook straight from this02:22:24
laboratory it was given to me by someone who worked in02:22:26
this laboratory is my older brother02:22:28
stepchild who is now in Albuquerque02:22:29
Lives there in New Mexico he lives02:22:31
half your life So you see Oppenheimer02:22:34
here with me now, what's in the chat?02:22:37
keep writing someone is a murderer02:22:40
offers Fincher we have a pro issue02:22:42
Fincher and someone writes that this is the worst02:22:45
Fincher's film, you can argue02:22:49
there are endless questions left too02:22:51
but we are already actually approaching02:22:54
Martin's timing Yes it is02:22:57
terrible 2 s02:22:59
polo Yes, but it’s as if we won’t be here02:23:02
let's start stepping on the heels of the classics02:23:06
curl up Thank you so much for02:23:10
We definitely watched the broadcast02:23:12
let's keep the horse on Many of your questions you02:23:15
you will find the answers to our kale because for02:23:18
we released a lot this year it seems to me02:23:21
good reviews about Barbie gamer and02:23:27
about yes about everything really and about02:23:30
Napoleon Well, in general it seems to me that we02:23:33
Didn't forget any important things this year02:23:35
stories02:23:36
and here we summed up twenty02:23:38
third year mostly in02:23:42
foreign cinema except the boy's word02:23:44
because the series will be off soon02:23:47
about Russian cinema of the third year and me02:23:52
I hope that during the New Year holidays we02:23:54
We will also give you a pleasant surprise and02:23:57
we'll release one interview02:23:59
with wonderful wonderful I would even02:24:01
said the great actor Don't say you have02:24:04
we also wanted to make such a plan02:24:06
episode in which we will tell you what02:24:09
watch in two years and what are we waiting for02:24:12
Now if the sun turns out to be a lot of VM02:24:17
maybe we'll do some questions someday02:24:18
Stream with questions and answers only02:24:20
to give people02:24:22
the opportunity to set their will02:24:26
be more open in dialogue rather than02:24:28
just listen to our monologues Well for a part02:24:31
at least we answered Yes, thank you02:24:34
Thank you very much Until next time Thank you friends02:24:38
Subscribe to our channel please02:24:40
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a very complicated procedure and it does nothing for02:24:45
you are not fraught with bad things We are very pleased02:24:48
that you are with us, that you are watching, listening02:24:50
communicate, comment, criticize02:24:52
please do this too02:24:54
hesitate, see you, we'll hear two things02:24:57
Aton Sorry first of all this is quick02:25:00
firstly it asks for a list of movies in02:25:01
Telegram channel cursed him too02:25:05
Telegram channel is higher but also he02:25:09
published on Medusa where I write about02:25:11
movie Please don't forget that jellyfish02:25:14
with all repressive actions against02:25:16
Not02:25:17
reading it is not punishable, that is, you can02:25:20
read the jellyfish for this you don't care02:25:22
what situation will probably not happen, of course02:25:24
And you have to be careful with this today02:25:25
you really have to be careful, but no02:25:28
I can't say it, it's probably02:25:29
the very last thing is still very important02:25:31
literally the night before Christmas02:25:34
New Year is coming soon, wish us all02:25:36
anything02:25:37
Yes, I only wish for one thing:02:25:40
the war ended as quickly as possible and02:25:43
second little wish to the Universe02:25:46
so that she doesn't just finish so that those02:25:48
people who are to blame for her02:25:49
started and goes to get them punished though02:25:52
would any of them to the fullest extent02:25:55
the law, of course And only according to the law But02:25:57
the main thing and the first thing is that the war ends I02:26:00
I think this could be the start for02:26:03
some next tomorrow life02:26:05
as long as we continue to live in02:26:08
today's Thank you It was Radio Valleys02:26:12
radio Dolin Anton Dolin Igor Thank you and02:26:15
we will hear and see you Already02:26:18
pretty soon bye friends02:26:22
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Новогодний стрим «Радио Долин». Антон выбирает десять лучших фильмов 2023 года, делится впечатлениями от финала «Слова пацана» (куда же без него) и отвечает на ваши вопросы. ТАЙМКОДЫ: 0:00 Каким будет этот стрим 3:13 Откуда нас смотрят 5:29 Личное в 2023 11:25 Бокс-офис. Лидеры и провалы 16:49 «Барби» и «Оппенгеймер». Триумф большого авторского кино 22:20 Режиссерки. Время женщин — наступило? 34:32 10 фильмов года по версии Антона Долина 35:05 Но сперва про Тейлор Свифт 39:20 «Опавшие листья» Аки Каурисмяки 42:17 «Мальчик и птица» Хаяо Миядзаки 51:38 «Бедные-несчастные» Йоргоса Лантимоса 58:36 «Сестринство бани по-черному» Анны Хинтс 1:05:57 «Убийцы цветочной луны» Мартина Скорсезе 1:14:57 «ММХХ» Кристи Пую 1:21:10 «Химера» Аличе Рорвахер 1:25:45 «Рецепт любви» Чан Ань Хунга 1:30:37 «Американское чтиво» Корда Джефферсона 1:39:48 «Прошлые жизни» Селин Сон 1:41:46 Наконец про «Слово пацана»! (осторожно, спойлеры!) 1:52:39 «Путин разлит в воздухе этого сериала» 1:54:06 Романтизирует ли «Слово пацана» своих героев 1:56:58 Антон Долин критикует 1:59:23 О таланте Крыжовникова 2:01:00 Лучшие актеры «Слова пацана» 2:02:01 Переснятый финал — что это было? 2:06:43 «Мой зрительский ответ — нет. Но жить с этим сериалом интересно» 2:08:03 О российском кино в 2023 2:10:53 Феномен «Чебурашки» 2:16:05 Лучший фильм года по версии Антона Долина 2:18:48 «Май декабрь» — разочарование Долина 2:20:29 Фильмы года по версии наших зрителей
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This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.
What's the price of all this stuff?
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