BY: ADMIN |
Сентябрь 4 2015 14:01
At the 72nd Venice film festival hosted the first screening of the film
by Russian Director Alexander Sokurov’s «La Francophonie. Louvre the time of
German occupation». As informs «Interfax», the show was
performed to a full house — the auditorium was Packed.
«Francophonie»
is a documentary film about the measures, which took the Director of the Louvre
Jacques Ajar and the Chairman of the Commission for the conservation of the art
of the Wehrmacht Wolff Metternich to protect cultural heritage. In the film
there is a lot of fictional characters and also characters from the past — a
symbol of the French Republic Marianne, Napoleon and others. Throughout the
painting behind the scenes the voice of Sokurov, who tells the story.
«Francophonie»
is an art-historical study using documentary and fiction techniques»,
previously told the Director, noting that the history of salvation of the
Louvre is the story of the world’s mistakes.
«It’s
not just French or German history is world history, this world experience world
of mistakes and overcoming them, the story of the amazing events and actions,
which managed to save the country and the art of the Louvre», — said Sokurov in July.
He said in an interview
with Business FMthat
Russia was not involved in the financing of the film. «It was my idea, I am
script writer and Director of this film, and financed this film three countries
— France, Germany and the Netherlands. Involved in this and the Louvre, the
Louvre Museum, participates in the charm, Oh, and various funds and so on. Yes,
it really is completely one hundred percent Western Finance. But for
contemporary cinema international funding — perfect normal, and it’s nothing
special.»
In
his view, the «Francophonie» in Russia is not interesting for the audience: «I
think my new film in Russia will not show it here simply don’t need.
Distributors are not interested in, which is not surprising — who will be here
to see it?»
The
Director also does not expect to receive any prizes at the Venice film
festival, despite the fact that the European audience, according to Sokurov,
will be interesting to see the «Francophonie» — «there is a lot of interesting
circumstances, historical facts, there is great music of our composer young —
Murat Kavardakova, a graduate of St. Petersburg Conservatory».
«I
have to say that this picture has nothing to get, because she frankly
humanitarian character, frankly humanitarian-historical direction. On the one
hand, it is too complicated for such festivals, and on the other hand, it is
too direct, open, honest, I would say. For prizes rooting is not necessary for
us in this case is more important at such a high level just a picture to show,»
said Sokurov.
He
also complained that it does not support the Russian authorities. «I am a
citizen of Russia, of course, it is important for me that there are people who
support me at home. I would, of course, even more would have had the support of
the economic side of the state, but, unfortunately, it’s not.»
Earlier
he said: «I didn’t even try to ask for money from the Ministry of culture — I
wouldn’t get it. I’m not interested in how uninteresting the Second world war
from the point of view of humanitarian experience. Interesting different look».
However,
as notes «Interfax», the film has many references to the history of Russia, in
particular, the author tells a lot about the siege of Leningrad and the
salvation of the masterpieces of the Hermitage. The final credits are treated
in a peculiar manner the tune of the Russian national anthem.
Music
written by Russian composer Murat Cabarrocas. Operator — Bruno Delbonnel, who
previously worked with Sokurov. The film starred Louis to de Lanxin, Benjamin
Atzeret, Vincent Nemeth, Joanna Korthals-Altes. The producers of the picture —
Pierre-Olivier bard, Thomas Bank, ELS Vandervorst in joint production with the
Louvre Museum and Arte France Cinema.
The
72nd Venice film festival on Lido island from 2 to 12 September. Chairman of
the jury was a Mexican film Director, Oscar winner Alfonso cuarón.
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