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last night. Enjoyed the beginning of the film before it turned into a soap opera/love quadrangle.It's frightening to think an entire society can tear at itself so viciously. The film exploits that theme in such a way that it is hard for a freedom-minded person to accept that it was ever that bad. I find merit in the film in that it clearly illustrates (somewhat melodramtically) the plight of Russians in a very dark era.
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it's what i call "a tourist piece".
I recognize melodrama but do you think it was too dark to be realistic. (Disreguarding the "quadrangle".)
Too dark? I don't think so. Using the video term, the reality was blacker than black. I see it in the same category as Dr. Zivago - some bits of reality put in the artificial gold setting.But I have to admit it - getting the feel for Russian history from these films is much better than not getting it at all.
Although I would really dream of someone like you getting and digging films like the "Heart of the Dog" - that one is like an encyclopedia of the post-revolutionary period, and incredibly well done... based on the Bulgakov's tremendous novel. Top-notch acting and witty text.
One of those films we never get tired of, and providing rich material for quotes, jokes and proverbs.
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