Alexey Balabanov. Stand up for your brother... Betray your brother...
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Alexey Balabanov. Stand up for your brother... Betray your brother...
14.99 €
The series of films "Brother", "Cargo 200", "War", "Zhmurki", "Happy Days", "About Freaks and Men", "Kochegar", "It Doesn't Hurt Me"... Alexei Balabanov can rightfully be called a cultured Russian director. Danila Bagrov, who has become a new hero of our time for the Russian audience, trying to find the truth in the alleys of post-Soviet St. Petersburg, is now known abroad, and about the shots of hopelessness and horror of the province, unfolded in "Cargo 200", and still remembered with a shudder.
Balabanov's films, which pierced the viewer's emotions, won prestigious film awards, but they were and still are condemned for their directness, ambiguity, and sometimes even the most real blackness. The question arises: how objective can Balabanov's view of the post-Soviet era and the events that even decades later are looked back on with fear? Gennady Starostenko - publicist, writer, member of the Union of Writers of Russia, who knew Alexei Balabanov from his student years - in his book "Alexei Balabanov. Stand up for your brother... Betray your brother..." finds the answer to this question.
Balabanov's films, which pierced the viewer's emotions, won prestigious film awards, but they were and still are condemned for their directness, ambiguity, and sometimes even the most real blackness. The question arises: how objective can Balabanov's view of the post-Soviet era and the events that even decades later are looked back on with fear? Gennady Starostenko - publicist, writer, member of the Union of Writers of Russia, who knew Alexei Balabanov from his student years - in his book "Alexei Balabanov. Stand up for your brother... Betray your brother..." finds the answer to this question.
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