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Soviet Movie Café: The Man From Nowhere
“The Man From Nowhere” (1961) is another surrealistic Soviet movie that reveals weak points of the human society. This time it is not a robot but a savage from an unknown tribe Tapi learns Soviet people to be kind, sincere … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cinema, culture, family, fantasy, fun, humour, Life, Lifestyle, movie, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged cinema sovietico, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, Eldar Ryazanov, filmi sovietici, happiness, modern world, Russian culture, società, society, Soviet cinema, Soviet culture, Soviet film, The Man from Nowhere 1961, the Soviet Union, XXI century
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Soviet Movie Café: His Name Was Robert or We called Him Robert
“His Name Was Robert” (1967) is another wonderful Soviet sci-fi movie. It tells about a humanoid-robot created in a laboratory and raises important issues of AI’s place & role in the Soviet human society. The story so far: “The Scientist … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, cinema, culture, fun, Life, Lifestyle, Love, movie, news, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged AI movie, art, arte, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, filmi sovietici, lifestyle, modern world, Russian culture, science, Science fiction, società, society, Soviet cinema, Soviet culture, Soviet films, Soviet movie, XXI century
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Soviet Movie Café: The Land of Sannikov
The Soviet cinema is full of wonderful psychologically deep adventure movies. One of the most famous of them is “The Land of S’annikov” based on the true hypothesis about its existence. In the 19th centuries some researches seemed to behold … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cinema, culture, movie, news, science, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, adventure movie, art, arte, avventure, cinema, cultura, cultura russa, culture, la cinema sovietica, Land of Sannikov, movie, Russian culture, Soviet movie, Terra di Sannikov, world
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Soviet Movie Café: Seventeen Moments of Spring
This year we have been celebrating the 75th anniversary of victory over fascism. The URRS was the true winner in this terrible battle, but, unfortunately, modern global forces do their best to erase the role of Russia in the World … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cinema, culture, education, History, Literature, movie, Society
Tagged 1941-1945, art, arte, cinema russo, cinema sovietico, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, history, Russian cinema, Russian War films, Seconda Guerra Mondiale, Seventeen moments of spring, società, society, Stierlitz, storia, World War II
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Soviet Movie Café: True Friends (1954)
‘True Friends/Vernie Dryziya’ is a pretty musical comedy made by director Michael Kalatozov & highly appreciated abroad. It has been awarded the Crystal Globe in the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 1954. At the background of a relaxed comedy … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cinema, culture, Friendship, fun, Life, Lifestyle, movie, news, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged art, arte, cinema sovietico, cultura, cultura russa, filmi sovietici, life, lifestyle, Russian culture, società, society, Soviet cinema, Soviet movie, True Friends 1954, world
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Tom Jobim: Sabià, a Song of Exile
‘Sabià’is one of the most famous compositions by Tom Jobim, however its lyrics belong to another great Brazilian composer Chico Buarque. Made in a tradition of minstrels it tells a sad story of recollections, exile & hope to return back … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, culture, Jean Baptiste Lully, Music, poetry, Society, Sociology, tom jobim, Uncategorized
Tagged Antonio Carlos Jobim, art, arte, beauty, bossa nova, Brasil, Brasile, Brazil, Chico Buarque, cultura, cultura russa, culture, musica brasileira, musica brasiliana, società, society, Tom Jobim, Uma Sabià, XXI century
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Mercure Galant: Thesis on Aging & Natural Death
Esteemed Readers, if we believe that we have been advanced in medicine & moreover in comprehending natural processes of aging & death, we err. The science has aggressively developed after the Second War II has invented machines, but has lost … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Food, France, Health, History, Life, Lifestyle, Louis XIV, Medicine, nature, science, Uncategorized
Tagged 1702, 17th century, aging, civilization, cultura russa, France, Francia, life, lifestyle, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi il Grande, Luigi XIV, medicina, Medicine, Mercure Galant, Re Sole, science, scienza, Seicento, società, society, storia, thesis
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Soviet Movie Café: Walking the Streets of Moscow (1963)
Esteemed Readers, would you like to see the Soviet Moscow of the past? Would you like to return back to 1963? Would you like to learn a bit more about an ordinary life of Soviet people? Would you like to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cinema, culture, fantasy, fun, humour, Life, Lifestyle, news, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged 1963, art, cinema russo, cinema sovietico, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, Geogry Danelija, Russian culture, società, society, Soviet film, Walking the Streets of Moscow, world
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Soviet Movie Café: Alexander Nevsky
Esteemed Readers, I keep up telling you about the Soviet cinema & its significant movies. Let’s put aside, at least for a while, the surrealism of the Soviet kolkhozes, & focus on films which had a profound impact on the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cinema, culture, folklore, History, movie, Music, news, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexander Nevsky, Alexander Nevsky 1938, art, arte, cinema, civilization, cultura russa, film, folklore, history, movie, Russian culture, società, society, storia
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