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Based on a famous fairy tale in verse by Alexander Pushkin, THE TALE OF TSAR SALTAN is one of director Aleksandr Ptushko’s most sublime creations: a ravishingly beautiful fantasy about love, magic, betrayal and abandoned family. Like his earlier masterpieces Sampo and Ilya Muromets (also released by Deaf Crocodile), TSAR SALTAN is filled with breathtaking imagery: carved wooden lions who shed tears; peasants in pagan ritual masks, dancing in the...
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One freight train driver helped two dying military personnel using completely unofficial technology. If he'd known the consequences... He would have done the exact same thing anyway.
While reading this edgy sci-fi novel about family values, you keep getting the feeling that he's not at all what he pretends to be. Well, you don't.
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“The Cherry Orchard” by Anton Chekhov is a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences from around the world. An iconic play set in pre-revolutionary Russia, it tells the story of a family struggling with the impending loss of their beloved home and orchard. It is a bittersweet tale of love, loss, and longing, full of humor and poignancy. The play is often read as a dramatization of the decline of the aristocracy and other socio-economic...
7) Lake Front
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During the Civil War, against the combined forces of the Whites and the interventionists advancing from Murmansk, Onego and Ladoga lakes were fought by people who were often even without uniforms and sailed on old steamships that were hastily converted to military vessels. This book tells of the heroic daily routine of the conscious defenders of the revolution, of their exploits at the front, of the cherished attitude towards the Motherland and freedom....
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The book presents an unusual perception of the world to the reader, collected in amusing scenarios and images, through which the rich life and spiritual experience of the author are, manifested. The presence of a spiritual, invisible world in a person's life, in every deed, state and thought, are very delicately, shown. The book is, permeated with a great love for people and their destinies, so even the most tragic episode in the narrative becomes...
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Joseph Stalin, December 18, 1878 - March 5, 1953, was a Georgian revolutionary and Soviet politician who ruled the Soviet Union from the mid-1920s until he died in 1953. He served as the general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1952 and premier of the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1953. Despite initially governing the Soviet Union as part of collective leadership, he eventually consolidated power to become the country's...
11) Faust
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Based on Goethe’s classic about a man who sells his soul to the devil so he can make his wish come true.
12) Sputnik
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Russia, 1983 - Cold War tensions at their peak. A terrifying scene is discovered at the landing site of spacecraft Orbit-4. The commander is dead, the flight engineer in coma. The third crew member, Valery Basov, has survived, but he has lost his memory. In a secluded government facility, psychologist Tatiana Klimova must cure the astronaut's amnesia and unravel the mystery. In the process, she learns that Orbit-4 may have carried back an alien parasite...
13) Fathers and Sons
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"Fathers and Sons" is not only a portrait of individual characters but also a reflection of the broader societal changes taking place in 19th-century Russia. Turgenev's narrative captures the tension between traditional aristocratic values and the rise of revolutionary ideas that would shape the course of Russian history. He offers a poignant critique of both generations, showcasing their strengths, weaknesses, and their struggle to adapt to the shifting...
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City of Bones audio book adaptation read in Russian by Marina Lisovets, tells a story of fifteen year old Clary Fray who goes to the Pandemonium Club with her best friend, Simon Lewis. Inside she notices a group of strangely behaving, but incredibly attractive teens sneaking into a storeroom. She follows and witnesses them killing someone, though no one else in the club seems aware. City of Bones is the first book in the bestselling
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It is restless in the capital Bureau of storage the claws and tails. Instead of storing these very claws and tails for the needs of the national economy, the bureau is divided into two warring sides and has the cat-and-dog fight with itself. The part of it which is leaded by the fiery chief and tribune comrade Fanatiuk wins. The loser tribune and chief comrade Sataniuk is removed. All the Sataniuk`s supporters as it seems, are going to have the inevitable...
16) The Steppe
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“The Steppe” - is a penetrating novella by the great Russian playwright A.p. Chekhov (1860 - 1904). This is a story about only one trip to the steppe. Lead characters can't get across to social realm. Chekhov expertly described profound and conflicting feelings of humans, fleshing out the story with the impressive description of a steppe road.
17) Woe from Wit
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The comedy ‘Woe from Wit’ is justly, considered to be, one of the most prominent works of Russian classic books. The work provided its author Alexander Griboedov with a worldwide fame thanks to innovation and realism described in its events. The characters aren't divided into bad or good, the facts described in the book happen in different time and places. It should seem that the author broke all the canons of that time, but lucid literary style...
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"Medieval France. On the sunny coast is a fishing village. The wandering adventurer André Hermite comes here at the invitation of servant Lou to meet Christmas with his family. On the eve of the holiday, there is a brutal murder. These lands are under the authority of the Catholic Church: if it is not possible to find the guilty, local residents are, threatened by the Inquisition. Andre will, have to seek the truth in the midst of general mistrust...
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The Redstone Moscow” - is a splendid essay by the famous Russian writer, playwright and theatrical personage Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov (1891 - 1940). This is an ordinary Moscow landscape. The trams are buzzing, the children are having fun, the newspaper sellers are shouting along the whole street, trying to draw the passers-by's attention and the cars are rushing along the road.
20) A Strong Feeling
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In front of us we can see a wedding. It is nothing else but bourgeois wedding, in which the fiancé Stasik Marhotsky and his fiancée Nata Marhotskaya-Lifshits have joined in holy matrimony and are happily meeting the guests. Let us say so, that the things Ellochka Shchukina was trying to put in «the Twelve Chairs» - in the «strong Feeling» blossoms in the magnificent blossoming. Everything is striking and prodigious here, but especially - the...
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