Actress Marina Vlady has died
In France, actress Marina Vlady died at the age of 88, AFP reported.
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The Russian Ministry of Justice added Andrey Zvyagintsev to the «foreign agents» register
The Russian Ministry of Justice updated the «foreign agents» register on Friday and added film director Andrey Zvyagintsev to it. Along with him, the list also included journalist Mikhail Shevelev, Kazakh blogger and activist Yerzhan Turgumbay, video blogger Pavel Ivanov, and the «Anarchist-35» project.
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France nominates Zvyagintsev’s film «Minotaur» for the Oscars
France has submitted Andrey Zvyagintsev’s film «Minotaur» for the Oscars in the category «Best International Feature Film». The 99th awards ceremony will take place on March 14, 2027, in Los Angeles.
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Triumph of Weak-Willedness. A Film Has Been Released in French Cinemas About How, in 2020, a Muslim Schoolboy Brutally Killed His Teacher
When information appeared about Vincent Garenq’s upcoming film, one immediately thought it would be about freedom of speech, about radical Islamism, about society’s fear of it. But the director chose a different angle — this is a film about how the state does not protect its citizen, who is simply doing his job
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«Minotaur» by Andrey Zvyagintsev — the unofficial but undeniable favorite of the Cannes Film Festival
A gorgeous golden autumn somewhere in central Russia. September 2022. The war started six months ago, mobilization is underway, and people are confused. Those who are quicker, who have the means and the foresight, have already formed huge lines at Verkhny Lars. Meanwhile, in a luxurious villa on the lakeshore, a prosperous family lives — a successful entrepreneur, his beautiful wife, and their teenage son. The villa is beautiful and wealthy, but depressingly dull. Aside from the beauty of nature, everything here is boring. And despite the tender kisses of the characters, the air is poisoned by a lack of love. That distinct Russian lovelessness, which Zvyagintsev explored in his previous film and knows so well.
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