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Tyrese 2022-01-24 08:05:36
#22nd SIFF#The fifteenth scene: Taiping is too chaotic, the script is too general (to impose artistry, always put oil paintings and what the hell is the church), the motif is similar to "Pain and Glory", and the final point is political asylum ,that's too...
The White Crow Comments
Extended Reading
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Rudolf Nureyev: I can live anywhere. Remember, I was born on a train. I feel I will never return to my country. But I may never be happy in yours.
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[First Lines - dialogue entirely in Russian with English subtitles]
Interrogator: You knew.
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: No.
Interrogator: You knew what he was planning to do.
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: No.
Interrogator: You're saying he never spoke of defection?
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: The subject never came up.
Interrogator: He never spoke of it?
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: Never.
Interrogator: This is an attack on the Soviet Union.
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: No, It's about dance.
Interrogator: Dance?
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: He knows nothing about politics. He's gone to the West because there he can dance.
Interrogator: He could dance here.
Aleksandr Ivanovich Pushkin: Yes, but... I think it's likely he had an explosion of character. That's who he is.
Director: Ralph Fiennes
Language: Russian,English,French,Spanish Release date: March 22, 2019