Love is not only the fire that burns in the veins, intoxicates the waves of breath. It is an everlasting “Table for Two”, what Abel Korzeniowski’s song makes us see. Love that walks on to infinity hand in hand with respect by turning into a depth of feelings whose fire never ends.
The necessity to tell stories, with the pen, the brush, the camera or the hammer. The dreams turn to shapes that can be touched by hands, as if dreams of night come to life, at some lonely and desolate places inside.
Russian director Aleksei German’s “Dovlatov”, directed in 2018 is about famous Russian writer Sergei Dovlatov. We witness the story of his six days in Leningrad, now St. Petersburg, from 1 November 1971 to 6 November 1971 in the film.
The world, whether it is a lovely place or a region of impending darkness, it all depends on our hearts and it is the family that gives us this feeling deep down.
Sadness makes happiness more delightful, smiles are more valuable then. Let the rhythm conquer you, lose yourself in a dreamy dance of laughter.
The film was directed by Steven Soderbergh. The music was composed by Thomas Newman. Julie Roberts won the Oscar for Best Actress in 2001.
The codes in the subconscious do not leave a person alone and the shudder might not resist the pressure.
In our search for ourselves, we come across with lots of obstacles, the order wants everybody to have the same dreams, requires everyone to have the same longings in their hearts, maybe to forget they have a heart at all. So the yell must be very high, to wake everybody up from the sweet-smelling but rotten dreamy lives they are forced to live.
Cinema is one of the most powerful branches of art to depict the depths of human heart, the intricacies of our nature.
The film, the character, the music has an effect that cannot be forgotten in the soul, making us grasp realities that we cannot cope with and looking at the mirror more closely.