Zviaguintsev: "With Minotaur, I Wanted to Make a Real Russian Thriller"
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"Minotaure", Grand Prix of the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, will represent France at the Oscars.
By way of passage to the Festival Lumière, a great interview with Russian director Andréi Zviaguintsev, on the occasion of the release of his new film Minotaure, Grand Prix in Cannes. A real thriller that required the prowess of staging, especially for the scene of the murder, and a good dose of political courage. Encounter. The article Zviaguintsev: "With Minotaure, I wanted to make a real Russian thriller" appeared first on Tribune in Lyon.
Implacable radiography of Russian society against the backdrop of conflict in Ukraine, "Minotaure" was awarded in Cannes. Meeting with a major filmmaker.
A farm in France in the Beauce at the end of the 1980s. A bourgeois couple in Russia in 2022 at the dawn of the war with Ukraine. These two films have nothing in common but a reward for each one in Cannes.
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