Khrzhanovsky's forbidden film was included in the Berlinale program
The press service of the Berlin Film Festival announced the inclusion of the film “DAU. Natasha ”directed by Ilya Khrzhanovsky, which was not allowed to be released in USA. In the nomination, in which 18 contestants from different parts of the world participate, such works as "Siberia" by Abel Ferrara (Italy, Germany, Mexico) with Willem Defoe, "I Wanted to Hide" by Giorgio Diritti (Italy), "Stranger" by Natalia Meta (Argentina), “Unselected Roads” by Sally Potter (Great Britain) with El Fanning and Salma Hayek, “Days” by Tsai Ming-Lian (Taiwan) and “Ondine” by Christian Petzold (Germany, France).Painting “DAU. Natasha "- one of the whole cycle" Dow ", consisting of ten episodes. The project tells about the famous Soviet nuclear physicist Lev Landau. The script is based on the memoirs and memoirs of the scientist's wife, Concordia Terentyevna Drobantseva. Another film by Khrzhanovsky will take part in the show - the film “Dau. Degeneration ”, which will be shown as part of the Berlinale Special program. The 70th anniversary Berlinale will open its doors on February 20th. In November last year it became known that four episodes out of ten of Khrzhanovsky's project did not receive a rental certificate from the Ministry of Culture. This year, the director wrote a letter to Vladimir Medinsky asking him to give the green light to all the films of the project, but again to no avail. Now the case for issuing rental certificates will be decided in court, where Khrzhanovsky himself applied. Source: Kino-Teatr.Ru The Topic of Article: Khrzhanovsky's forbidden film was included in the Berlinale program. |
