Idfa 3/09Skrevet den 25-11-2009 15:48:40 af Tue Steen Müller  I saw two films supported by the Jan Vrijman Fund. ”For Home Viewing” by Mikhail Zheleznikov is a half hour, wonderfully controlled, cinematically original and funny first person story by the director, who tells about his view from his home window, in the house in St. Petersburg where he grew up, in the USSR, and now under totally different conditions. Also with humour is the film ”The Last Tightrope Dancer in Armenia” by Inna Sahakyan that introduces two old masters of an art form that is disappearing. They tell what was once, and they say what they hope to happen – that at least one of their students will take over. A warm film that takes us to a place and a culture that we did not know anything about. Tilføjet i kategorierne: Festival, Articles/Reviews ENGLISH 0 bemærkninger til "Idfa 3/09":Tilføj din kommentar: |
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