Anton Adasinsky

  • Anton Adasinsky – Süd Grenze. (aka South Border.) (2001) 

    2001-2010ExperimentalFantasyGermany

    Quote:
    One time you find yourself in a park, on a bench, looking into space, and for a second you forget which country you are in, whether it’s morning or evening; you are pierced by a pang of loneliness, your heart becomes light and sad, what is important separates out from all the noise of the world, and the slipping, sliding shadows fill with meaning profound… Words come to mind…

    “South. Border” is my present to myself, a little window to the house I will never be able to build, a house of silver and light.Read More »

  • Aleksey Uchitel – Rok (1988)

    Documentary1981-1990Aleksey UchitelMusicalRussiaUSSR


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    From Rockfilm.ru
    Rock
    It became a cult movie for an entire generation. And it’s significance only increases as the years pass. Rock musicians who were the founders of contemporary rock culture are captured here in their youth: giants such as Boris Grebenshchikov, Yuri Shevchuk, Viktor Tsoi, Oleg Garkusha, and Anton Adasinsky. “Rock” is a film about fate and about music; it is the portrait of a generation. Director Uchitel observes his characters up close, and offers up the same unique opportunity to his audience.
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  • Aleksandr Sokurov – Faust (2011)

    2011-2020Aleksandr SokurovDramaRussia

    The film depicts the instincts and schemes of Faust, and the world that gives rise to his ideas.The film is the final part in a series of films where Alexander Sokurov explores the corrupting effects of power. The previous installments are three biographical dramas: about Adolf Hitler in Moloch from 1999, Vladimir Lenin in Taurus from 2001, and the Japanese emperor Hirohito in The Sun from 2005.Read More »

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