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gaxsnis filmi OPENING FILM FAUST fausti ruseTi <strong>2011</strong> sokurovis „fausti“ ar aris goeTes tragediis ekranizacia, es ufro imis wakiTxvaa, rac striqonebs Soris darCa. ra ferisaa samyaro, romelSic masStaburi ideebi Cndeba? rogori suni aqvs mas? faustis samyaro daxuTulia: grandiozuli gegmebi viwro sivrceSi ibadeba. sokurovis fausti moazrovnea, ideebis rupori, sityvebis gadamcemi, idealisti, meocnebe. anonimi, romelsac martivi instinqtebi amoZravebs: SimSili, sixarbe, avxorcoba. ubeduri, xafangSi momwyvdeuli arseba, romelic goeTes fausts ejibreba. Filmography (Feature fi lms): <strong>2011</strong> Faust / Faust 2007 Alexandra / Aleksandra 2004 The Sun / Solntse 2003 Father and Son / Otec i syn 2002 Russian Ark / Russkiy kovcheg 2000 Taurus / Telets 1999 Moloch / Molokh 1996 Mother and Son / Mat` i syn 1993 Whispering Pages / Tikhie stranitsy 1992 Stone / Kamen` 1990 The Second Circle / Krug vtoroy Director: Alexander Sokurov Screenplay: Alexander Sokurov, Marina Koreneva Cinematography: Bruno Delbonnel Music: Andrey Sigle Production Design: Elena Zhukova Costumes: Lidiya Kryukova Editing: Jörg Hauschild Sound: Makar Akhpashev Producer: Andrey Sigle Cast: Johannes Zeiler, Anton Adasinskiy, Isolda Dychauk, Georg Friedrich, Hanna Schygulla FAUST RUSSIA <strong>2011</strong> 134 wT, 35 mm, feradi 134 min, 35 mm, colour 1989 Save and Protect / Spasi i sokhrani 1988 Days of Eclipse / Dni zatmeniya 1986 Empire / Ampir 1983-1987 Painful Indiff erence / Skorbnoe beschuvstvie 1980 The Degraded / Razzhalovanniy 1978-1987 The Lonely Voice of Man / Odinokiy golos cheloveka reJisori: aleqsandr sokurovi scenari: aleqsandr sokurovi, marina koreneva operatori: bruno delboneli musika: andrei sigle mxatvari: elena Jukova kostiumebi: lidia kriukova montaJi: iorg hauSildi xma: makar axpaSevi prodiuseri: andrei sigle monawileoben: iohanes caileri, anton adasinski, izolda dixauki, georg fridrixi, hana Sigula Production: PROLINE FILM pr@proline-fi lm.ru www.prolinefi lm.ru World Sales Films Boutique Sokurov’s Faust is not a fi lm adaptation of Goethe’s tragedy in the usual sense, but a reading of what remains between the lines. What is the color of a world that gives rise to colossal ideas? What does it smell like? It is stuff y in Faust’s world: earthshaking plans are born in the cramped space where he scurries about. He is a thinker, a mouthpiece for ideas, a transmitter of words, a schemer, a daydreamer. An anonymous man driven by simple instincts: hunger, greed, lust. An unhappy, hounded creature who issues a challenge to Goethe’s Faust. aleqsandr sokurovi ALEXANDER SOKUROV aleqsandr sokurovi 1951 wels daibada podorvixaSi, ruseTSi. istorias swavlobda niJni novgorodis universitetSi, paralelurad muSaobda televiziaSi. 1979 wels daamTavra moskovis kinematografiis sakavSiro instituti (vgiki). misi filmebi umeteswilad miuRebeli iyo sabWoTa nomenklaturisTvis. sabWoTa reJimis dacemis Semdeg sokurovis filmebs gza gaexsna saerTaSoriso kinofestivalebisken gaexsna gza da araerTi priziTac aRiniSna. sokurovs msoflio umetesad misi mxatvruli filmebiT icnobs, Tumca is 20-ze meti Zalian saintereso dokumenturi filmis avtoric aris. sokurovis filmebs uamravi jildo aqvs miRebuli berlinSi, kanSi, moskovSi, torontoSi, lokarnoSi, aRniSnulia evropis kinoakademiis prizebiT. wels misi „fausti“ veneciis 68-e saerTaSoriso kinofestivalis mTavari prizis, „oqros lomis“ mflobeli gaxda. One of the most important contemporary fi lmmakers, Alexander Sokurov was born in 1951 in Podorvikha, Russia, and studied history at Nizhny Novgorod University . He worked extensively in television and later graduated from the prestigious fi lm school, VGIK, in 1979. His fi lms often created tensions with the Soviet authorities. After the collapse of the regime, Sokurov’s fi lms started earning him numerous awards around the world. While most known for his feature fi lms, Sokurov has directed over 20 interesting documentaries. Sokurov has collected a number of awards at Berlin, Cannes, Moscow, Toronto, Locarno Film Festivals and European Film Awards. “Faust” won the Golden Lion at the 68th Venice International Film Festival. 9
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