Where is the possiblity to at least see this film??
geez, is it even possible to find any copy of this film anywhere in the world? could be even in just Russian language without any subtitles, i just want to see it at the very least.
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Today this film is playing in a small art movie theatre in Skopje, Macedonia. I can't wait to see it :)
shareI just got it from Amazon, with/without russian subtitles. I could follow the dialogue (virtually intact) with an english translation of the play downloaded from Project Gutenberg. Enjoy!!!
shareThere must be a subtitled version of this movie as it's playing in Melbourne Australia Sun Apr 20 2008 as part of a Russian Film festival. .
http://www.acmi.net.au/focus_russian_cinema.aspx
focus on a century of russian cinema
Thursday 17 April - Sunday 27 April 2008
$13 Concession $10
6 Session Pass: Full $60 Concession $48
All films unclassified 18+
A presentation of Seagull Films in cooperation with the Film Society of Lincoln Centre and Concern Mosfilm. Supported by the Russian Ethnic Representation Council of Victoria
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Seagull Films is the only programming, distribution and promotional company in North America solely specializing in art, independent and innovative cinema from contemporary Russia and the former Soviet Union.
Due to the long lasting Cold War, despite many filmmakers' worldwide success, distribution of their work in North America has been disproportionately sparse in comparison with other film cultures.
The mission of Seagull Films is to close this gap by bringing Soviet and Russian masterpieces to North American audiences and film professionals providing them with the rare opportunity of discovering this often overlooked cinema in the most optimal viewing experience upon the big screen.
http://www.acmi.net.au/russ_uncle_vanya.aspx
uncle vanya dyadya vanya
Unclassified 18+
Andrei Konchalovsky, 104 mins, USSR, 1970, 35mm, Russian with English subtitles
Uncle Vanya
Anton Chekhov's masterpiece about the breakdown of a family held together by a tissue of lies and self-deceptions is brought to stunning life in this adaptation.
Imbued with powerful symbolism, Konchalovsky's film features an all-star cast including Innokenti Smoktunovsky as Uncle Vanya, Irina Miroshnichenko as Yelena and Sergei Bondarchuk as Dr Astrov.
"The best Uncle Vanya I've ever seen" Woody Allen
dates Sun 20 Apr 2008, 3pm
Fri 25 Apr 2008, 8pm
location Cinemas
audience 18+
admission Full $13 Concession $10
Or phone +61 3 8663 2583
Good luck
It is readily available on youtube...with English subtitles.
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