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burningpinkcandle · 1 year ago

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Фильм: Алиса в Зазеркалье

#film #daisies 1966 #soviet animation #soviet cartoons #soviet cinema #slavic #slavic cinema #fairy tales #russian cinema #80s nostalgia #60s 70s 80s 90s #алиса в стране чудес #alice in the wonderland

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cloud-ya · 9 months ago

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outcast of the village

#werewolf #folklore #slavic #poland #folk clothing #folk costume #wolf #me when The Peasants (2023) i hate that movie #nothing against it I actually love how it's made along with the soundtrack and references to polish paintings #but having watched it in cinema it triggered so many traumas that i wanted to immediately leave the screening room #kto się wychował na polskiej wsi ten się w cyrku nie śmieje #art #pl #polblr #how much more tags can i fit to get people to notice this? let's see!

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windysaturday · 1 year ago

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Letnie popołudnie (2019), dir. Youssef Quarrak

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escapismthroughfilm · 10 months ago

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⋆˚｡⋆ ⋆˚｡⋆⋆˚⋆˚Mirror (1975) dir. Andrei Tarkovsky⋆˚｡⋆ ⋆˚｡⋆⋆⋆˚｡

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lagoonabeach555 · 7 months ago

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she's perfect

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bleekbacchanal · 2 years ago

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Rusalka - (1996)

#rusalka #slavic mythology #slavic folklore #mythology #mythical creatures #mythology and folklore #cinema #vintage aesthetic #slavic

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hyperboreandad-82 · 1 month ago

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#Milla Jovovich #resident evil retribution #ultraviolet #sexy celebrities #slavic #the fifth element #transparent png #transparent png renders #cinema #hollywood #sony pictures #luc besson #alice abernathy #leeloo

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izimbracreenshots · 1 year ago

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The Scarlet Empress by Josef von Sternberg, 1934

#marlene dietrich #catherine the great #josef von sternberg #the scarlet empress #slavic culture #1930s cinema #romantic movies #historical movies #1930s movies

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slavic-roots-western-mind · 8 months ago

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I FINALLY finished reading Master and Margarita.

I have no words to describe just how long it took me to finish reading this one single book, but now that I did I can finally cross it out on my main reading list after it has been waiting there ever since the pandemic.

That's why I decided to finally get around watching the most recent Master and Margarita movie and honestly? Not bad.

Plotwise I think they did great considering the amount of material that they had to fit into a 2hr 30min-ish movie.

The casting was spot-on, the German actor August Diehl played Woland/The Devil, which was really surprising as his Russian was really good.

Another pleasant surprise was that the actor who played Satan (Yuri Kolokolnikov, he was also in GoT!) in Doomsday/Конец света starred along as Koroviev, which really showed a new interesting side to his acting.

Music, costumes and especially the scenery was really good, my only slight disappointment was that Behemoth the cat got significantly less screen-time and that he wasn't as behemoth and chaotic as described (see below - I just think that the movie Behemoth doesn't really match the energy of the book Behemoth)