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- Direction: Aleksandr Sokurov.
- Screenplay: Yuri Arabov.
- Cinematography: Aleksei Fyodorov, Anatoli Rodionov.
- Editing: Leda Semyonova.
- Sound: Vladimir Persov, Sergei Moshkov.
- Sets: Sergei Kokovkin.
- Costumes: Lidiya Kryukova.
- Cast: Leonid Mosgovoi, Elena Rufanova.
- Producer : Victor Sergeev, Thomas Kufus.
- Production: Lenfilm Studios.
- 35mm Colour 85'
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A threatening fort pierces the clouds. A woman dances naked on its majestic terraces. She knows she is being watched and waves hopefully at the invisible guards. The restless Eva is waiting for her lover "Adi" to arrive. The monotonous tranquility of this isolated haven is broken by the arrival of the Fuhrer, his right-hand-man Martin Bormann, propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels and his slavish wife Magda. It is a relaxed day, filled with conversations at table and strolls through the spectacular landscape of the Bavarian Alps. Bormann has made it clear that there should be no talk of war, even though it is the spring of 1942. The only person who dares contradict the Fuhrer at this turbulent time is Eva...
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Aleksandr Sokurov
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Biography
He was born in a Siberian village, in 1951. He studied history in Gorky, while at the same time working as an assistant director in the local television. He went on to attend courses at the VGIK. He is considered one of the most important contemporary Russian directors, and his films (over 30 features, documentaries and shorts) have been awarded numerous prizes. Moloch won the Best Screenplay Award at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.
SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY (English titles)
1978 The Lonely Voice of Man
1983 Painful Indifference
1988 Days of Eclipse
1989 Save and Protect
1990 The Second Circle
1992 Stone
1993 Whispering Pages
1997 Mother and Son
1999 Moloch
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CINE PROVLITA 1 |
Wednesday 15/11, 15:00 |
| MOLOCH |
B' |
CINE PROVLITA 1 |
Friday 17/11, 22:30 |
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