Well, the subtitles are only for the credits actually; this is a beautiful wordless 1946 Soviet film (by Soyuzmultfilm) set to some pieces by Tchaikovsky from the ballet "Swan Lake".
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Well, the subtitles are only for the credits actually; this is a beautiful wordless 1946 Soviet film (by Soyuzmultfilm) set to some pieces by Tchaikovsky from the ballet "Swan Lake".
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This really feels like Soyuzmultfilm's answer to Disney's "Fantasia" and "Merry Melodies" animations. This may not be as technologically sophisticated as Disney's efforts, but it's just as beautiful, and perhaps even more heart-filled.
""""""""""20 million russians, orthodox christian nominally or actually, jews and muslims died during communism. Mostly Orthodox Christians""""""""""""""" :) идиот :)
You're absolutely right, pavlovich74. If you read the autobiographies of two of the greatest artists during the soviet era, Galina Vishnevskaya and Maya Plisetskaya, you'll find out that state funding not only produced magnificent works of art, but that all artists did not starve. Now that there is no state funding or other patronage system in place, it's actually more difficult for artists. Witness what Bolshoi has gone through.
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:) идиот :)