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Actor - Jodie Whittaker; ratings - 8,7 of 10 Stars; Brief - The original BBC program Doctor Who began airing in 1963, and continued into 1989, making it the longest running sci-fi program, and indeed one of the longest of any genre in TV history. An unsuccessful attempt was made by Fox to revive it in 1996. BBC tried again in 2005, and this attempt proved successful. The program follows the adventures of a Timelord, one of a race of humanoid alien beings from the planet Galifrey. His/her name has never been revealed--he/she is known only as "The Doctor". He/she travels through time and space in a "Tardis", which stands for "Time And Relative Dimensions In Space". It is much bigger inside than outside. In his/her travels, he encounters various monsters such as the Daleks, the Cybermen, and a renegade Timelord known only as The Master (or Missy as timelords can change gender too). Several different actors have starred as the Doctor over the years. This is explained in the storyline as "regeneration". When the Doctor faces death, he/she cheats it by literally becoming a new person. The supporting cast also changes periodically; audience Score - 190986 vote; country - Canada.

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. Can't wait to see their reaction and enthusiasm die like everyone else's and mine throughout the season. 293 – "Can You Hear Me? " Doctor Who episode Cast Doctor Jodie Whittaker ( Thirteenth Doctor) Companions Bradley Walsh ( Graham O'Brien) Mandip Gill ( Yasmin Khan) Tosin Cole ( Ryan Sinclair) Others Ian Gelder – Zellin Buom Tihngang – Tibo Clare-Hope Ashitey – Rakaya Sharon D. Clarke – Grace O'Brien Bhavnisha Parmar – Sonya Khan Aruhan Galieva – Tahira Sirine Saba – Maryam Nasreen Hussain – Anita Patel Everal A Walsh – Gabriel Michael Keane – Fred Amanda Liberman – Mum Willie Jonah – Old Tibo Anthony Taylor – Andrew Production Directed by Emma Sullivan Written by Charlene James Chris Chibnall Script editor Fiona McAllister Produced by Alex Mercer Executive producer(s) Chris Chibnall Matt Strevens Incidental music composer Segun Akinola Series Series 12 Length 49 minutes First broadcast 9 February 2020 Chronology ←  Preceded by " Praxeus " Followed by  → " The Haunting of Villa Diodati " Doctor Who episodes (2005–present) " Can You Hear Me? " is the seventh episode of the twelfth series of the British science fiction television programme Doctor Who, first broadcast on BBC One on 9 February 2020. It was written by Charlene James and Chris Chibnall, and directed by Emma Sullivan. From ancient Syria to Sheffield, the Thirteenth Doctor ( Jodie Whittaker) and her companions Graham O'Brien ( Bradley Walsh), Ryan Sinclair ( Tosin Cole), and Yasmin Khan ( Mandip Gill) are stalked by a strange being who forces them to confront their worst fears. The episode was watched by 4. 90 million viewers, and received mixed reviews from critics. Plot [ edit] The Doctor drops her companions off in Sheffield to spend time with friends and family, while she responds to an alert from Aleppo, Syria in 1380. There, she saves Tahira, the last patient alive in a mental hospital, from a threatening creature. Meanwhile, the Doctor's companions have dark visions: Graham sees a trapped woman pleading for help; Yaz has nightmares about a man in dark clothes; Ryan sees the same man detaching his fingers and placing them in his friend Tibo's ears after which they both vanish. The three contact the Doctor simultaneously. The Doctor uses the TARDIS' telepathic controls to track down Graham's vision, locating it near a spacecraft lodged between two planets, preventing the planets from colliding. Inside the craft is a small prison structure with a power source protected by a quantum fluctuation lock. They also find signals being sent from Earth to the prison via the detached fingers. The Doctor manipulates the lock while the others explore the craft, but are captured by the dark-clothed man. Just as the Doctor opens the lock, the man reveals himself to the Doctor as the immortal god Zellin, and thanks her for rescuing his ally, Rakaya, another immortal god that had been trapped in the prison. The two thrive in causing chaos and had turned the civilizations on the two planets against each other before their inhabitants learned how to trap Rakaya. To keep her sane, Zellin sent her nightmares from humans on Earth. Zellin and Rakaya trap the Doctor and travel to Earth to feed off nightmares. The Doctor frees herself and her allies and discovers how to manipulate Zellin's fingers to engage the prison. Knowing that the creature in Aleppo is a nightmare from Tahira's own mind and cannot harm her, the Doctor lures the gods to Aleppo and then traps the gods and the creature in the prison. After returning Tahira to her time, the others return to contemporary Sheffield to recover. Ryan promises to stay in better contact with Tibo. Yaz goes to thank a police officer who had talked her down from suicidal thoughts years prior. Graham opens up to the Doctor about his past cancer scares. Ryan talks to Yaz about the impact of their travels with the Doctor on their personal lives. As her companions discuss their future with the Doctor, she suddenly announces they are going to visit Mary Shelley. Continuity [ edit] In a speech to the Doctor, Zellin mentions other immortal beings including the Celestial Toymaker (from the First Doctor serial of the same name), the Guardians (from multiple serials in the Fourth and Fifth Doctor series), and the Eternals (from the Fifth Doctor serial Enlightenment). [1] In Graham's dream, he remembers his late-wife Grace, last seen in " It Takes You Away " who tells him his cancer has returned. Graham tells the Doctor in " The Woman Who Fell To Earth " about being in remission from cancer, and how Grace was his nurse. [2] Production [ edit] Development [ edit] "Can You Hear Me? " was written by Charlene James and Chris Chibnall. [3] Casting [ edit] Ian Gelder portrays Zellin in this episode, having previously appeared in the Whoniverse as Dekker in Torchwood: Children of Earth (2009) and voiced the Remnants in " The Ghost Monument " (2018). [4] Sharon D. Clarke reprises her role as Graham's late wife, Grace. [2] Filming [ edit] Emma Sullivan directed the fourth block of the seventh and eighth episodes. [5] Broadcast and reception [ edit] Professional ratings Aggregate scores Source Rating Rotten Tomatoes (Tomatometer) 67% [6] Rotten Tomatoes (Average Score) 6. 64/10 [6] Review scores Source Rating The A. V. Club B– [7] Entertainment Weekly C+ [8] Metro [9] Radio Times [10] The Independent [11] The Telegraph [12] Television [ edit] "Can You Hear Me? " aired on 9 February 2020. [13] Ratings [ edit] "Can You Hear Me? " was watched by 3. 81 million viewers overnight, making it the seventh most watched programme for the day in the United Kingdom. [14] The episode had an Audience Appreciation Index score of 78. [15] The episode received an official total of 4. 90 million viewers across all UK channels and was the 36th most watched programme of the week. [15] Critical reception [ edit] The episode received a 67% approval, and an average rating of 6. 64/10, on the review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes, based on 15 reviews from critics. The consensus on the website reads, "'Can You Hear Me? ' has plenty of ideas and some decent spooks, but good intentions can't carry an episode to a satisfying conclusion. " [6] Near the end, Graham discusses the emotional impact of the nightmares he had with the Doctor, and says he is scared that his cancer could come back despite his recent checkup; the Doctor mentions being socially awkward and says she will stand by the console and hopefully think of the right thing to say. This scene was scrutinised by critics and fans, with some criticising the Doctor as dismissive and others praised it as being something they could relate to. In response to complaint emails sent to the BBC, viewers were told the scene "was never meant to be dismissive. The Doctor's friend was scared, and we see her struggling to deal with the severity of the situation", and that "The intention of the scene was to acknowledge how hard it can be to deal with conversations on this subject matter. When faced with these situations, people don’t always have the right words to say at the right time, and this can often lead to feelings of guilt. By showing the Doctor struggling to find the right words, the intention was to sympathise with all those who may have found themselves in a similar position. " [16] References [ edit] ^ "Doctor Who: 10 big questions after Can You Hear Me? ". Radio Times. 9 February 2020. Retrieved 9 February 2020. ^ a b "Doctor Who recap: series 38, episode seven – Can You Hear Me? ". The Guardian. Retrieved 10 February 2020. ^ "Doctor Who Series 12: writers announced". CultBox. 13 November 2019. Retrieved 13 November 2019. ^ "Who is Doctor Who season 12's Zellin and how is he connected to the Timeless Child? ". Digital Spy. Retrieved 10 February 2020. ^ "Guy Murray-Brown". Gems Agency. Retrieved 1 November 2019. ^ a b c "Doctor Who - Season 12 Episode 7". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 17 February 2020. ^ Siede, Caroline (9 February 2020). "Doctor Who is all over the map in an episode about mental health". The A. Club. Retrieved 10 February 2020. ^ Coggan, Devan (10 February 2020). "Doctor Who recap: Season 12, episode 7: 'Can You Hear Me? ' ". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved 12 February 2020. ^ "Doctor Who series 12 review: Can You Hear Me? opens up the Whoniverse". Metro. 9 February 2020. ^ Mulkern, Patrick (9 February 2020). "Doctor Who Can You Hear Me? review: the stuff of nightmares fleshes out the companions and looks superb – but the mystery needs too much explaining". Radio Times. ^ Power, Ed (9 February 2020). "Doctor Who review, Can You Hear Me? – Latest episode is a series low-point featuring a Game of Thrones star and a giant space werewolf". The Independent. ^ Hogan, Michael (February 9, 2020). "Doctor Who: Can You Hear Me? recap: a refreshingly creepy, un-PC return to form". The Telegraph. ^ Laford, Andrea (24 January 2020). "Episode 7 of Doctor Who Series 12 titled 'Can You Hear Me? ' ". Cultbox. ^ Marcus (10 February 2020). "Can You Hear Me? - Overnight Viewing Figures". Doctor Who News. Retrieved 10 February 2020. ^ a b Marcus (17 February 2020). "Can You Hear Me? - Official Ratings". Retrieved 17 February 2020. ^ Fullerton, Huw (12 February 2020). "BBC responds to Doctor Who fans upset by "awkward" Doctor and Graham conversation". Retrieved 12 February 2020. External links [ edit] "Can You Hear Me? " at the BBC Doctor Who homepage "Can You Hear Me? " on Tardis Data Core, an external wiki "Can You Hear Me? " on IMDb.

 

Bac si vo danh p3. I love the differences between the two, always have always will. 11th plays the game of talking and contrary to what the episode says kinda plays the hero. Meanwhile 10 is the explorer and scientist, he's seen a lot and comes up with the science based ideas to win the day. But in the end they're still the same with the same goals and same moral basis. I'll always wish that all of the doctors in some way shape or form (Apart from that ending scene) could have come together but as far as Doctor Buddies could have gone. Smith and Tenant were probably the best option. (Give or take a Hurt. Bac Si Vo dansk.

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Who is Zellin? "Im playing an immortal God! " Ian Gelder takes us through the process of creating Zellin. Cant wait for Chibnall to go. Take a look at the newest Doctor, Jodie Whittaker and the beloved 12th Doctor Peter Capaldi. Plus, check out the evolution of the Doctor through the years. Top Rated TV #158 | 115 wins & 205 nominations. See more awards  » Edit Cast Series cast summary: Matt Smith... The Doctor 57 episodes, 2010-2017 David Tennant... /... 59 episodes, 2005-2017 Peter Capaldi... 46 episodes, 2008-2017 Nicholas Briggs... Daleks 42 episodes, 2005-2020 Jenna Coleman... Clara 41 episodes, 2012-2017 Paul Kasey... Ood Sigma 37 episodes, 2005-2020 Karen Gillan... Amy Pond 38 episodes, 2008-2017 Billie Piper... Rose Tyler 40 episodes, 2005-2017 Kevin Hudson... Cyberman 28 episodes, 2005-2020 Arthur Darvill... Rory 27 episodes, 2010-2012 Jodie Whittaker... 23 episodes, 2017-2020 Ruari Mears... Cyberman 22 episodes, 2006-2013 Bradley Walsh... Graham O'Brien 21 episodes, 2018-2020 Tosin Cole... Ryan Sinclair Mandip Gill... Yasmin Khan Freema Agyeman... Martha Jones 25 episodes, 2006-2017 Storyline The Doctor, a Time Lord/Lady from the race whose home planet is Gallifrey, travels through time and space in their ship the T. A. R. D. I. S. (an acronym for Time and Relative Dimension In Space) with numerous companions. From time to time The Doctor regenerates into a new form (which is how the series has been running since the departure of the original actor, William Hartnell, in 1966). Written by Chris Wright Plot Summary Add Synopsis Taglines: The New Doctor Lands. (Series 8) See more  » Details Release Date: 17 March 2006 (USA) Box Office Opening Weekend USA: $228, 615, 5 January 2020 Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $76, 205 See more on IMDbPro  » Company Credits Technical Specs Runtime: 45 min (48 episodes) 50 min (3 episodes) 71 min (2 Episodes) 8, 460 min (Entire series) See full technical specs  » Did You Know? Trivia On Saturday, March 5, 2005 (three weeks before its television debut), a rough-cut version of Doctor Who: Rose (2005) was leaked onto the Internet by an unnamed employee of a third-party contractor to CBC in Canada. The person responsible had their employment immediately terminated. The version is mostly similar to the broadcast version, the most notable difference is that instead of using Murray Gold 's new version of the theme song, a remixed version of the original was used instead. See more » Quotes [ season 6 open for non-UK markets] Amy Pond: When I was a little girl I had an imaginary friend and when I grew up he came back. He's called The Doctor. He comes from somewhere else. He's got a box called the TARDIS that's bigger on the inside and can travel anywhere in time and space. I ran away with him and we've been running ever since. See more » Crazy Credits On the 2012 episodes, the title logo is decorated with a motif related to each episode's theme. On episode one, "Asylum of the Daleks", it was decorated with dots like the ones covering a Dalek body. On episode 2, "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" it was decorated in green-like vegetation. On episode 3, "A Town Called Mercy" it was made of wooden boards, like the buildings of the Far West town on the episode. And on episode 4, "The Power of Three", it was decorated with a pattern made of cubes. See more » Alternate Versions When shown on Disney XD, some censorship is performed: spoken instances of the word "hell" are muted and the printed word is blurred when visible in its entirety, but not when it is partially obscured. See more » Soundtracks Doctor Who Theme Written by Ron Grainer Performed by BBC National Orchestra of Wales See more » Frequently Asked Questions See more ».

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Theory: Ruth is a Doctor from the far future. like a billion years older

Bac si vo danh phan 4. Bac si vo danh phan 1. Bac si vo danh phan 6. Bac Si Vo dans une nouvelle. Considering Frankenstein is rumoured for this episode and the Cybermen are in the 2 part season finale. I'm sensing a secret 3 parter that they're keeping quiet.

FALL OF GALLIFREY: I am. inevitable. Bac si vo danh. As much as I love this episode, River's yell of Get off me! will always sound like one of the worst stage-yells I've ever heard. Bac si vo danh full. Bac Si Vo dans. Ok episode. Bac si vo danh p4. Bac Si Vo danse. Just watched this and thought it was awesome! Sad it was left on a cliff hanger and the next one isn't until Sunday, but I'm looking forward to it.

Bac si vo danh p11. Doctor is basically immortal, but they still managed to kill him, great job BBC.

 

I pooped myself. I have to agree with the consensus of viewers who like Jodi Whittaker as a female doctor, but can't bear the terrible writing this season.
I come back each week hoping for better, but the plots are very simplistic and insipid, and full of holes. The writing seems to run out of steam well before the end, so there is little or no satisfying resolution before the episode is over too abruptly, and I am left with questions of "well, what about (this or that) dangling plot point? Attempts to be topical are misplaced, as in the Rosa Parks and India/Pakistan partition episodes, which are important historically, but not within the scope of Dr. Who. They tried and failed to send social justice messages, whereas in previous seasons, the WWII plots with Churchill, or werewolves with Queen Victoria, were mostly fun and sci fi, with thrills, humor, and cleverness. I really miss the brilliant plots of Steven Moffat. The cleverness is markedly missing from this season.
I also get annoyed with the new companions when they are told by the Doctor to stay put, not interfere, etc, at the risk of screwing up history and/or their own timelines, and instead the companions behave in petulant, stubborn ways, with mutinous looks on their faces, and the Doctor doesn't take a firmer hand. She doesn't seem to be able to say "no" to the kids. It was insane for the Doctor to take them to India, where things could have gone wrong in myriad worse ways than the nonsensical plot line that they actually used in the episode, as could have their ill-thought-through interference with Rosa Parks.
SPOILER ALERT. br> And Nana the grandmother was by far the most appealing and compelling of the companions in the first episode-I truly wish that they hadn't killed her off right away, because she brought depth, bravery, and fun to her role, and the dynamics of her interactions and relationships with the other characters were fascinating. I regret all those lost opportunities for better, more layered storylines with her in them.
After it is over each week, I think through the same episode as if David Tennant (my favorite Doctor) or Matt Smith played the Doctor in that episode-and it's really hard to imagine. I miss the Doctor as a slightly arrogant-but-fun brilliant genius, with whimsy, passion, and charisma. Chris, David, and Matt all had that, even though Chris was harder, with less humor. Yet Jodi seems wide-eyed with wonder and almost accidental discovery as she goes through her problem-solving process, which just makes her seem a little slow on the uptake in comparison.
I want this Doctor to be just as brilliant and quick and several steps ahead of everyone else that all the Doctors have been, with the same sense of confidence and personal power. It's still the same Doctor in her person, after all, and there has been very little evidence that she retains the same history and memories of her previous incarnations.

Bac si vo danh tap 1. This browser is supported only in Windows 10 and above. Videos Where to Watch About Can You Hear Me? Something is stalking the Doctor and infecting people's nightmares Praxeus Team TARDIS investigates two identical deaths on two different continents Orphan 55 A luxury resort is hiding a number of deadly secrets Spyfall, Part 2 In another dimension, a terrifying plan to destroy humanity is about to reach fruition Spyfall, Part 1 Intelligence agents are under attack from alien forces. MI6 turns to the only people who can help: The Doctor and…. Bac si vo danh 4 tap 7. Which New Who season had the best/worst stand alone episodes.

“Ryan Sinclair, dont you dare!” Still love that meme. This season is solid, with a few standout episodes and some which could have used another scripting pass. Chibnall seems to be pulling it all together, so Im still enjoying the ride. Bac Si Vo dans le. Bac si vo danh phan 3. Loved the fact that these two entities had connections to the Celestial Toymaker (The Celestial Toymaker) the White and Black Guardians (Season 16 - The Key to Time) and the Eternals (Enlightenment) and that this episode solidified that there were connections between all of them too! Very cool callbacks to past Doctor Who lore for anyone that knows and was paying attention! DoctorWho.

Think people: THESE TWO ARE THE SAME PEOPLE AND THEY ARE TALKING LIKE THEY'RE NOT! I LOVE THIS SHOW. The Master tells the Doctor that everything thing they know about Gallifrey and the past is a lie. They could retcon the entire time line and all the Doctor's memories if that's the case. But I think rather Ruth will be an regeneration after Hartnell and probably fits in somewhere in between two of the Classic Doctors. Based on the ship design, I definitely place her before the new series and probably before the movie too. My guess would be that something happened during the Doctor's time as Ruth that involve her own future to the extent that at the point of regeneration she could not retain the memories of the entire time she was Ruth.

Bac si vo danh 4. When I was a kid I went to the Louvre and I was so confused when the sunflower painting didn't say for Amy on it 😅. Bac Si Vo dan. Bac si vo danh 2. This website is made by BBC Studios Distribution. BBC Studios is a commercial company that is owned by the BBC (and just the BBC). No money from the licence fee was used to create this website. The profits we make from it go back to BBC programme-makers to help fund great new BBC programmes. BBC, DOCTOR WHO, DALEK and TARDIS (word marks, logos & devices) are trademarks of the British Broadcasting Corporation. Logos © 1996. Doctor Who logos © BBC 1969 and 2009. Dalek image © BBC/Terry Nation 1963. If you come across an infringement of BBC copyright or trade mark that you would like to report please e-mail antipiracy at bbc dot com with as much information as possible. Thank you for taking the trouble to report this, we appreciate the vigilance of our fans.

Bac Si Vo dans le mot. Bac Si Vo danh. Bac Si Vo dance. Bac Si Vo dans le quartier. Bac Si Vo dans une nouvelle fenetre. I'd give the entire series 0 out of 10, since it went woke. Bac si vo danh phan 2. Bác sĩ vô danh. This show is for people who hate Doctor Who. Always cruel always cowardly. I think they went back to 1380 Aleppo because it was a mental hospital and a large part of this episode was a commentary on mental health care. Also, this shows that this is not a new problem and humans have been trying to figure out how to deal with it forever. Just my own uninformed option, BTW.

Bác sĩ vô danh thuyết minh. I'm going to be honest, when I first heard of Doctor Who I was skeptical. I didn't expect it to be any more than; robots running around screaming 'EXTERMINATE.'
500 later I've discovered that it is one of the most amazing TV series I've ever had the pleasure of watching.
There's only one bad part, I don't like it when the Doctor's regenerate.
It's a part of the show I know but just when you are becoming attached to a Doctor that you really like IE; David.
But I'm going to say, if you haven't seen it, see it. Bac si vo danh phan 5.

 

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“A brilliant personal exploration of the psychological obstacles to peace in the Middle East, and the tectonic plates of history that have brought two peoples to this tragic impasse. ” —Lawrence Wright, Pulitzer prize-winning author 1091 and ABRAMORAMA present Synopsis Jerusalem-born trauma expert Ofra Bloch forces herself to confront her personal demons in a journey that takes her to Germany, Israel and Palestine. Set against the current wave of fascism and anti-Semitism sweeping the globe, AFTERWARD delves into the secret wounds carried by victims as well as victimizers, through testimonies ranging from the horrifying to the hopeful. 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If you want to watch a movie about the true events that "inspired" this movie, then go watch a documentary. If you want to watch a decent, family-friendly, period piece, with an interesting plot, then you may find this movie entertaining as I did.
I had no prior knowledge of the true events this movie is based on, but watching it piqued my interest to learn more. Long ago I watched the short film version of this. I'm so happy they could ake a feature out of it. Saor beyond your limits, and die while trying :p. Looks cool though. I clicked because i thought the police outfit looked sick. Torrent index torrent downloads 50 frames per second streaming the aeronauts. Torrent Index Torrentdownloads 50 Frames Per Second Streaming The aeronautical.

“Youre not married” “Well thats just because Im rich” LOL. I enjoyed this movie. I just wish it was in more theaters so more people could see it.
Was pretty thrilling and kept me on the edge of my seat. Good acting and some really cool shots. Some shots did feel a bit fake... but I guess it would have been tough to actually film the movie up in balloons at 20,000 feet.
Probably not as impressive on a small screen... but a fun ride and movie that I enjoyed. DAAMN MARTIN, lookin like big momma at 0:27. 2:02 imagine being in they porta potty.

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Torrent Index Torrentdownloads 50 Frames Per Second Streaming The aéronautique et de l'espace. Really enjoyed the movie, but seriously disappointed to discover afterwards that history had been rewritten to serve present day wokeness. Those involved should seriously look in the mirror. Anyway, they forgot the health warning: anyone suffering from chronic vertigo should be warned off. I felt quite queasy at times. Man, Im bummed out! Here i was thinking this was to be a trailor of a pretty awsome movie. With all the crap movies that make it to the bigscreen, you would think this would be a priority.

The Theory of Everything stars reunite as a pilot and a scientist who fight for survival to make discoveries in a hot air balloon. Find out more about the film and how to watch in the UK now. By Sophia Moir Published: 08 January 2020 - 4. 08pm Film Eddie Redmayne Felicity Jones Amazon Studios Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne reunite in epic adventure movie, The Aeronauts. The Theory of Everything stars play a pilot and a scientist who find themselves in a fight for survival while attempting to make discoveries in a hot air balloon. Inspired by true events, the thrilling film is directed by Tom Harper (Wild Rose) and written by Jack Thorne (Wonder). From the full cast list to the storyline, we reveal everything we know about The Aeronauts so far… How to watch The Aeronauts in the UK Get your popcorn at the ready - The Aeronauts is streaming on Prime Video in the UK from Monday, March 2. It was thought that the film would be streaming on Prime Video as early as February 2020, according to ScreenDaily, as it’s an Amazon Studios production. You’ll need a subscription to Amazon Prime to watch the film. First look trailer: Get a glimpse of the action The cast: Jones and Redmayne reunited Felicity Jones  and  Eddie Redmayne  reunite after appearing alongside one another as Stephen and Jane Hawking in the Oscar-winning movie The Theory of Everything, below. Universal Pictures Redmayne stars as real-life weather scientist James Glaisher, whereas Felicity Jones' character - the daredevil pilot Amelia Wren - has been  created for the film  but is based on a mixture of real-life aeronauts including Henry Coxwell, Sophie Blanchard and Margaret Graham. Himesh Patel  (Yesterday, EastEnders) stars as James’ friend John Trew, and  Tom Courtenay  (The Dresser, Doctor Zhivago) plays James' father, Arthur. Phoebe Fox, Vincent Perez, Anne Reid, Tim McInnerny  and  Rebecca Front  make up the rest of the cast. Storyline info: What happens in The Aeronauts? Set in 1862 and inspired by true events, The Aeronauts follows wealthy young widow Amelia Wren (Jones) and headstrong scientist James Glaisher (Redmayne), as they mount a balloon expedition to fly higher than anyone before. This is a journey to the very edge of existence, where the air is thin and the chances of survival are slim. As their perilous ascent reveals their true selves, this unlikely pair discover things about each other - and themselves - that help each of them find their place in the world they have left behind. The film is based on a mix of historic hot air balloon flights, with the most significant flight in the film based on the 5 September, 1862, flight of British aeronauts James Glaisher and Henry Coxwell, whose hot air balloon  broke the world flight altitude record, reaching about 11, 887 m (38, 999 ft). Filming locations: From Greenwich to Oxford The film was largely shot at the West London Film Studios, but was also filmed on location, with London filming spots including the Royal Naval College in Greenwich, and Regent's Park. The movie also filmed at Wrotham Park and Hatfield House in Hertfordshire, Claydon House in Buckinghamshire, and the Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford. Critics response to The Aeronauts: ‘A charming Victorian adventure’ Jeannette Catsoulis from The New York Times calls the film a "charming Victorian ballooning adventure", adding that it's "gorgeous and goofy, fanciful and unrepentantly old-fashioned". Time Out gives it a 4-star rating, with Ellie Walker-Arnott writing that you'll want to "suspend all disbelief, hold tight to the wicker basket and go along for the ride". Ian Freer from Empire praises the film's two leads, writing that Redmayne and Jones give "charm and charisma" alongside director Tom Harper's "grandstanding filmmaking". The World of Celebrity 's Hannah Wales sings high praise for the film's visual effects, writing that the "jaw-dropping" scenes make her feel like she‘s “thousands of feet up in the air with them”. And Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian likens the film to the work of famous author JM Barrie "with our two Victorian idealist-adventurers resembling Peter Pan and Wendy heading for the second star to the right and straight on till morning”. Fan reactions: ‘A spectacular adventure for the eyes’ The Aeronauts is streaming on Prime Video in the UK from Monday, March 2. Get Prime Video on BT TV Don’t miss new seasons of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Star Trek: Picard and The Grand Tour on Amazon Prime Video.

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Siostra full movie tamil. FULL Movie 2015 ( FR) · French · Comedy · G · 100 minutes of full movie HD video (uncut). MOVIE SYNOPSIS - Where can I watch it and what's the story of this 2015 film? You can watch Et ta soeur?, full movie on FULLTV - With direction of Marion Vernoux, this movie in English (original language) was presented in 2015. This film, a creation of Marion Vernoux, was developed in France. You are able to watch Et ta soeur? online, download or rent it as well on video-on-demand services (Netflix Movie List, HBO Now Stream, Amazon Prime), pay-TV or movie theaters with original audio in French. This film has been premiered in theaters in 2015 ( Movies 2015). The official release in theaters may differ from the year of production. CAST Et ta soeur? (2015) MOVIE REVIEW online Good, meet its target to entertain. The story is interesting. DIRECTION FILM CLASSIFICATION Film directed by Marion Vernoux. G Movie rated apt for all ages. GENRE RELEASE DATE RUNTIME - FULL MOVIE Comedy January 13, 2016 100 min full movie online HD (English substitles). FULL MOVIE FILMING PRODUCTION Filmed in HD quality 4K Wide screen video (movie stream and theaters). France PRODUCERS Et ta soeur? Produced by François Kraus and Denis Pineau-Valencienne. SCREENPLAY Et ta soeur? Screenplay written by Marion Vernoux. CINEMATOGRAPHY / PHOTOGRAPHY Given by Nicolas Gaurin. STUDIOS AND PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES Film produced and / or financed by Les Films du Kiosque. WATCH ONLINE STREAMING, BUY OR RENT As usual, the director filmed the scenes of this film in HD video (High Definition or 4K) with Dolby Digital audio. Without commercial breaks, the full movie Et ta soeur? has a duration of 100 minutes. Possibly, its official trailer stream is on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free with French or English subtitles on movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Movie List on Netflix, Amazon Video). Et ta soeur? (2015) In this movie guide, you can find the most important information about TV films and upcoming premieres in USA 3D theaters and cinemas. Every day we add the best movies for you, so you can decide what you want to buy, rent or watch on TV. PREQUELS, SEQUELS, REMAKES OR RELATED MOVIES Nannerl, la soeur de Mozart, full movie French 2010 Nannerl, la hermana de Mozart Soeur Sourire, full movie French 2009 Soeur Sourire Mon beau-frère a tué ma soeur, full movie French 1986 Mon beau-frère a tué ma soeur Moi, Pierre Rivière, ayant égorgé ma mère, ma soeur et mon frère..., full movie French 1976 Yo, Pierre Riviére, habiendo matado a mi madre, mi hermana y mi hermano... Demi-soeur, full movie French 2013 Demi-soeur IMDb data sheet with more information.

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"Une soeur" or "A Sister" is a Belgian French-language live action short film that premiered back in 2018 and was nominated at the 2020 Academy Awards almost 1.5 years later. The director is Delphine Girard, apparently still a relatively young filmmaker, and her effort here makes me curious about what we can expect from her once she makes the transition to full feature films. I got to watch all the five nominated live action short films last night before the Oscar ceremony and this one here was the first they showed and also my favorite from the bunch. At approximately 17 minutes, it as also the shortest from the nominees I believe, but the outcome here is a perfect example of how quantity does not equal quality because the other four are inferior, some even drastically. Shame this one probably never really had a chance to take home the prize. But that does not make it worse or anything. When and after watching, I still thought it was merely good, but after thinking a bit about it, I'd say it is even great and one of the finest short movies from its year and also deserving of the Oscar win. This partially has to do with lead actress Veerle Baetens here, who plays an emergency phone hotline operator. I already thought she was amazing on "The Broken Cicle Breakdown" wow... can't believe this one is already almost a decade old. so I recognized her immediately. This film reminded me of a Danish film from not too long ago that was also fairly close to being nominated for an Oscar, but that was a full feature film, so there were plot twwists and everything. This one here is just very focused and essential story-telling that almost feels a bit like a documentary from a police investigation. Fittingly, I read an article not too long ago about a case where a woman called such a hotline to report a case of domestic violence I think and that she (or somebody close to her) is in danger, but she could not speak freely, so she disguised her call as if she was calling to order a pizza. The hotline operator understood and realized it is not a prank and managed to help her to become hero of the day.
This film is at least slightly similar to that but it as made way before the event I just mentioned (became public) so it did not inspire this film. I think the moment you realize what's going on, namely when you find out that the hotline operator just received the call you saw before that from the perspective of the woman in the car, you are immediately in the middle of this film. And you won't leave until it is over. It is that good and had me on the edge of my seat more than most full feature movies. Of course, you will need subtitles unless you are fluent in French, but this should not keep you from watching. It is really essential that you understand all the dialogues. I also liked how they elaborated on what happened before that, probably that the woman was abused sexually and then abducted. You would not know how it ends, if there is a big car chase scene, the guy loses it and maybe kills his victim and/or himself or whatever else could happen, but Girard took the most likely and most realistic way out without any spectacular final sequence. Or I should say any spectacular showy sequence because the moment the police stops them, he gets out of the car and surrenders. Felt very authentic and realistic. So did everything else about the end, for example how she asks the woman on the phone if she is supposed to step out of the vehicle now as well. She trusted her to make the right decision for her the way she did before that by basically saving her. And at the very end, when Baetens' character asked for her name, we find out how anonymous this job really is and how you have to deliver acts that are much bigger than a simple "hello my name is. and still it stays a really lonely profession. The attention to detail in this film is nice too. Just one example how she steps away from the noise at her workplace when she is about to talk to the guy. She definitely is a pro knowing what needed to be done to do her best to save a life. There is no guarantee of course. Early on, there is also a brief moment of comedy when we find out about a guy who has been constantly calling for nothing that warrants calling. And finally, I would like to say that I think the title is a good choice as well. Very simple, but hits the nail right on the head. She is her sister that night, not only because of how she has to pretend she is, but also because the two women have a special connection. In the truest sense of the word. I highly recommend this film. Very well done.
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I love this movie so much music is wonderful. Meet Me in st. louis. Meet me in st. louise. Meet me in st. louis lucille ballard photos. Meet me in st louis 1944 full movie. Meet me in st louis online. Meet Me in St. Louis Theatrical poster Directed by Vincente Minnelli Produced by Arthur Freed Screenplay by Irving Brecher Fred F. Finklehoffe Based on Meet Me in St. Louis by Sally Benson Starring Judy Garland Margaret O'Brien Mary Astor Lucille Bremer Tom Drake Marjorie Main Music by George Stoll Cinematography George J. Folsey Edited by Albert Akst Production company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributed by Loew's, Inc. Release date November 22, 1944 (St. Louis) [1] February 28, 1945 (United States) Running time 113 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $1, 885, 000 [2] Box office $6, 566, 000 (original release) $12, 800, 000 [3] Meet Me in St. Louis is a 1944 American Technicolor musical film made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Divided into a series of seasonal vignettes, starting with Summer 1903, it relates the story of a year in the life of the Smith family in St. Louis, leading up to the opening of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (more commonly referred to as the World's Fair) in the spring of 1904. [4] [5] The picture stars Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien, Mary Astor, Lucille Bremer, Tom Drake, Leon Ames, Marjorie Main, June Lockhart, and Joan Carroll. The film was adapted by Irving Brecher and Fred F. Finklehoffe from a series of short stories by Sally Benson, originally published in The New Yorker magazine under the title "5135 Kensington", and later in novel form as Meet Me in St. Louis. The film was directed by Vincente Minnelli, who met Garland on the set and later married her. It was the second-highest grossing picture of the year, only behind Going My Way. [6] In 1994, the film was deemed "culturally significant" by the Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry. Garland debuted the standards " The Trolley Song ", "The Boy Next Door", and " Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas ", all of which became hits after the film was released. Arthur Freed, the producer of the film, also wrote and performed one of the songs. Plot [ edit] Margaret O'Brien and Judy Garland in Meet Me in St. Louis The backdrop for the film is St. Louis, Missouri in the year leading up to the 1904 World's Fair. It is summer 1903. The Smith family leads a comfortable upper-middle class life. Alonzo Smith ( Leon Ames) and his wife Anna ( Mary Astor) have four daughters: Rose ( Lucille Bremer), Esther ( Judy Garland), Agnes ( Joan Carroll), and Tootie ( Margaret O'Brien); and a son, Lon Jr. (Henry H. Daniels, Jr. ). Esther, the second eldest daughter, is in love with the boy next door, John Truitt ( Tom Drake), although he does not notice her at first. Rose is expecting a phone call during which she hopes to be proposed to by Warren Sheffield (Robert Sully), and is embarrassed when not only does Warren fail to propose, but the entire family is present as she takes the call during dinner. Esther finally gets to meet John properly when he is a guest at the Smiths' house party, although her chances of romancing him don't go as planned when, after all the guests are gone and he is helping her turn off the gas lamps throughout the house, he tells her she uses the same perfume as his grandmother and that she has "a mighty strong grip for a girl. " Esther hopes to meet John again the following Friday on a trolley ride from the city to the construction site of the World's Fair. Esther is sad when the trolley sets off without any sign of him, but cheers up when she sees him running to catch the trolley mid-journey. On Halloween, Tootie returns home injured, claiming that John Truitt attacked her. Without bothering to investigate, Esther confronts John, physically attacking him and scolding him for being a "bully. " When Esther returns home, Tootie confesses that what really happened was that John was trying to protect Tootie and Agnes from the police after a dangerous prank they pulled went wrong. Upon learning the truth, Esther immediately dashes to John's house next door to apologize, and they share their first kiss. Mr. Smith announces to the family that he is to be sent to New York City on business and they will all move after Christmas. The family is devastated and upset at the news of the move, especially Rose and Esther whose romances, friendships, and educational plans are threatened. Esther is also aghast because they will miss the World's Fair. An elegant ball takes place on Christmas Eve. Esther is devastated when John cannot take her as his date, due to his leaving his tuxedo at the tailor's and being unable to get it back. She is relieved, however, when her grandfather ( Harry Davenport) offers to take her to the ball instead. At the ball, Esther and Rose plot to ruin the evening of Warren's date and Rose's rival Lucille Ballard ( June Lockhart) by filling up her dance card with losers. But when Lucille turns out to be interested in Lon, leaving Rose and Warren together, Esther switches her dance card with Lucille's and instead dances in Lucille's place with the clumsy and awkward partners. After being rescued by Grandpa, Esther is overjoyed when John unexpectedly turns up after somehow managing to obtain a tuxedo, and the pair dance together for the rest of the evening. Later on, John proposes to Esther and she accepts, but their future is uncertain because she must still move to New York. Esther returns home to an upset Tootie. She is soothed by the poignant "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. " Tootie, however, becomes more upset at the prospect of the family's move and runs downstairs, out into the cold to destroy the snowmen they have made. Mr. Smith sees his daughter's upsetting outburst from an upstairs window. Mr. Smith later announces that the family will not leave St. Louis after all when he realizes how much the move will affect his family. Warren boldly declares his love for Rose, stating that they will marry at the first possible opportunity. On or after April 30, 1904, the family take two horse-drawn buggies to the World's Fair. The film ends that night with the entire family (including John, Lucille, and Warren) overlooking the Grand Lagoon at the center of the World's Fair just as thousands of lights illuminate the grand pavilions. Cast [ edit] Music [ edit] The musical score for the film was adapted by Roger Edens, who also served as an uncredited associate producer. Georgie Stoll conducted the orchestrations of Conrad Salinger. Some of the songs in the film are from around the time of the St. Louis Exposition. Others were written for the movie. " Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis " Kerry Mills and Andrew B. Sterling, 1904 " The Boy Next Door ", Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, 1944, performed by Judy Garland. " Skip to My Lou ", Traditional, with section sung to the tunes of " Kingdom Coming " and " Yankee Doodle " arranged by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, 1944 "I Was Drunk Last Night, " performed by Margaret O'Brien. "Under the Bamboo Tree, " Words and music by Robert Cole and The Johnson Bros., 1902, performed by Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien. "Over the Banister, " 19th-century melody adapted by Conrad Salinger, lyrics from the 1888 poem "Over the Banisters" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, adapted by Roger Edens (1944), performed by Judy Garland. " The Trolley Song ", Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, 1944, performed by Chorus and Judy Garland. "You and I, " Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed, sung by Arthur Freed and D. Markas, dubbing for Leon Ames and Mary Astor. " Goodbye, My Lady Love ", (Instrumental), Joseph E. Howard, 1904. " Little Brown Jug ", (Instrumental), Joseph Winner, 1869. " Down at the Old Bull and Bush, " (Instrumental), Harry von Tilzer, 1903. " Home! Sweet Home! ", (Instrumental), Henry Bishop, 1823/1852. " Auld Lang Syne ", (Instrumental) " The First Noel ", (Instrumental) " Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas ", Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, 1944, performed by Judy Garland. The lyrics for "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" were originally different. The lyricist, Hugh Martin, wrote opening lyrics which were deemed too depressing by Judy Garland, Tom Drake, and Vincente Minnelli (they were: "Have yourself a merry little Christmas / It may be your last / Next year we may all be living in the past"), so Martin changed the lyrics. (Years after the movie's release, additional lyric changes were made for Frank Sinatra, who objected to the song's generally downbeat tone. The most notable changes included "Next year" becoming "From now on", "Once again, as in olden days / Happy golden days of yore / Faithful friends that were dear to us / Will be near to us once more" becoming "Here we are, as in olden days / Happy golden days of yore / Faithful friends that are dear to us / Gather near to us once more", and "Someday soon we all will be together / If the fates allow / Until then we'll just have to muddle through somehow" becoming "Through the years we all will be together / If the fates allow / Hang a shining star upon the highest bough". This revised version is the one now most commonly performed. ) Deleted song [ edit] Garland's pre-recording of "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" survives today, but the cut film footage has been lost. This song was originally composed by Rodgers & Hammerstein for their Broadway musical Oklahoma! but cut prior to its opening. [7] [8] Reception [ edit] Upon its 1944 release, Meet Me in St. Louis was a massive critical and commercial success. During its initial theatrical release, it earned a then-massive $5, 016, 000 in the US and Canada and $1, 550, 000 elsewhere resulting in a profit of $2, 359, 000. [2] The film was a New York Times Critics' Pick: after seeing it at the Astor Theatre, Bosley Crowther called it "a warm and beguiling picturization based on Sally Benson's memoirs of her folks... The Smiths and their home, in Technicolor, are eyefuls of scenic delight, and the bursting vitality of their living inspires you like vitamin A. Miss Garland is full of gay exuberance as the second sister of the lot and sings, as we said, with a rich voice that grows riper and more expressive in each new film. Her chortling of "The Trolley Song" puts fresh zip into that inescapable tune, and her romantic singing of a sweet one, "The Boy Next Door, " is good for mooning folks. " [9] Crowther concludes: "As a comparable screen companion to Life With Father, we would confidently predict that Meet Me in St. Louis has a future that is equally bright. In the words of one of the gentlemen, it is a ginger-peachy show. " Time called it "one of the year's prettiest pictures"; " Technicolor has seldom been more affectionately used than in its registrations of the sober mahoganies and tender muslins and benign gaslights of the period. Now & then, too, the film gets well beyond the charm of mere tableau for short flights in the empyrean of genuine domestic poetry. These triumphs are creditable mainly to the intensity and grace of Margaret O'Brien and to the ability of director Minnelli & Co. to get the best out of her. " [10] O'Brien drew further praise from Time; " [her] song and her cakewalk done in a nightgown at a grown-up party, are entrancing acts. Her self-terrified Halloween adventures richly set against firelight, dark streets, and the rusty confabulations of fallen leaves, bring this section of the film very near the first-rate. " Writing in The New Yorker, Wolcott Gibbs praised the film as "extremely attractive" and called the dialogue "funny in a sense rather rare in the movies, " although he thought it was too long. [11] In 2005, Richard Schickel included the film on 's ALL-TIME 100 best films, saying "It had wonderful songs [and] a sweetly unneurotic performance by Judy spite its nostalgic charm, Minnelli infused the piece with a dreamy, occasionally surreal, darkness and it remains, for some of us, the greatest of American movie musicals. " [12] Arthur Freed: " Meet Me in St. Louis is my personal favourite. I got along wonderfully with Judy, but the only time we were ever on the outs was when we did this film. She didn't want to do the picture. Even her mother came to me about it. We bumped into some trouble with some opinions – Eddie Mannix, the studio manager, thought the Halloween sequence was wrong, but it was left in. There was a song that Rodgers and Hammerstein had written, called Boys and Girls Like You and Me, that Judy did wonderfully, but it slowed up the picture and it was cut out. After the preview of the completed film, Judy came over to me and said, "Arthur remind me not to tell you what kind of pictures to make. " [It] was the biggest grosser Metro had up to that time, except for Gone With the Wind. " [13] The film currently holds a 100% "Fresh" rating on the review aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 33 reviews with an average score of 8. 69/10. [14] The site's critics consensus for the film reads, "A disarmingly sweet musical led by outstanding performances from Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, Meet Me in St. Louis offers a holiday treat for all ages. " [14] Accolades [ edit] The film was nominated for four Academy Awards: Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Color, Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture, and Best Music, Song (Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin for " The Trolley Song "). Margaret O'Brien received an Academy Juvenile Award for her work that year, in which she appeared in several movies along with Meet Me in St. Louis. In 1994, the film was deemed "culturally significant" by the Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry. The American Film Institute ranked the film 10th on AFI's Greatest Movie Musicals; two songs from the film made AFI's 100 Years... 100 Songs (" The Trolley Song " at #26 and " Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas " at #76). Gerald Kaufman wrote a study of the film, with the same title, which was published by the British Film Institute in 1994. Adaptations [ edit] Meet Me in St. Louis was remade in 1959 for television, starring Jane Powell, Jeanne Crain, Patty Duke, Walter Pidgeon, Ed Wynn, Tab Hunter and Myrna Loy. It was directed by George Schaefer from the original Brecher and Finklehoffe screenplay. Meet Me in St. Louis was remade again for television in 1966. This was a non-musical version starring Shelley Fabares, Celeste Holm, Larry Merrill, Judy Land, Reta Shaw, Tammy Locke and Morgan Brittany. It was directed by Alan D. Courtney from a script written by Sally Benson herself. This was to be a pilot for a TV series, but no network picked it up. It was later included as a special feature on the 2 disc DVD set released in 2004. A Broadway musical based on the film was produced in 1989, with additional songs. The late-19th century vintage carousel in this movie could be found at the Boblo Island Amusement Park in Amherstburg, Ontario until the park closed in September 1993. It was dismantled and sold to private collectors. Movie references [ edit] The Family Stone (2005) shows two partial scenes from the movie; one where Esther and John dance, and another where Esther sings "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" to Tootie. Deck the Halls (2006) shows Steve ( Matthew Broderick) watching the scene where Esther sings "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" to Tootie and she bashes the snowmen. Steve is depressed that his family left him and watching this scene in the film makes him only more upset. Sex and the City (2008) shows Carrie's ( Sarah Jessica Parker) assistant, Louise from St. Louis, give her a DVD of the film as a Christmas gift, and later shows Carrie watching a bit of "The Trolley Song". The film is also divided into a series of seasonal vignettes following the same format as Meet Me in St. Louis. References [ edit] ^ "Meet Me in St. Louis". American Film Institute. Retrieved February 28, 2016. ^ a b The Eddie Mannix Ledger, Los Angeles: Margaret Herrick Library, Center for Motion Picture Study ^ Box Office Information for Meet Me in St. The Numbers. Retrieved August 27, 2013. ^ Variety film review; November 1, 1944, page 10. ^ Harrison's Reports film review; November 4, 1944, page 178. ^ "Movies: Top 5 Box Office Hits, 1939 to 1988".. Retrieved June 18, 2014. ^ Judy and Girls Like You and Me (1944) on YouTube ^ "Great Songs Cut From Broadway Shows" at ^ Crowther, Bosley (November 29, 1944). " Meet Me in St. Louis, a Period Film That Has Charm, With Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, Opens at the Astor". The New York Times. Retrieved August 2, 2011. ^ "The New Pictures". TIME. November 27, 1944. Retrieved August 2, 2011. ^ Gibbs, Wolcott (December 9, 1944). "The Current Cinema". The New Yorker. New York: F-R Publishing Corp. : 50. ^ Schickel, Richard (February 12, 2005). "Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)". Retrieved August 2, 2011. ^ Films of Judy Garland, Joe Morella & Edward Epstein Cadillac Publishing, 1969 ^ a b "Movie Reviews for Meet Me in St. Louis ". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved June 30, 2019. External links [ edit] Meet Me in St. Louis on IMDb Meet Me in St. Louis at the TCM Movie Database Meet Me in St. Louis at AllMovie Meet Me in St. Louis at the American Film Institute Catalog Meet Me in St. Louis at Rotten Tomatoes Meet Me in St. Louis from Meet Me in St. Louis at. Meet Me in St. Louis at the Museum of Modern Art. Meet Me in St. Louis on Lux Radio Theater: December 2, 1946.

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Never a Baritone so velvety and sweet as that of Bing Crosby's. To see him, a man of such slight of build, one could never guess what surprisingly strong and deep tones could come from his voice. He was gifted, and He played the piano in reality as well! His contributions to the entertainment world were immeasurable. The memory of His beautiful voice will live throughout recorded history. I have enjoyed the movie, and now the Theme song: The Bells of St Mary has taken on a new and poignant meaning. Critics Consensus A disarmingly sweet musical led by outstanding performances from Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, Meet Me in St. Louis offers a holiday treat for all ages. 100% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 33 87% Audience Score User Ratings: 37, 016 Meet Me In St. Louis Ratings & Reviews Explanation Meet Me In St. Louis Photos Movie Info Sally Benson's short stories about the turn-of-the-century Smith family of St. Louis were tackled by a battalion of MGM screenwriters, who hoped to find a throughline to connect the anecdotal tales. After several false starts (one of which proposed that the eldest Smith daughter be kidnapped and held for ransom), the result was the charming valentine-card musical Meet Me in St. Louis. The plot hinges on the possibility that Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames), the family's banker father, might uproot the Smiths to New York, scuttling his daughter Esther (Judy Garland)'s romance with boy-next-door John Truett (Tom Drake) and causing similar emotional trauma for the rest of the household. In a cast that includes Mary Astor as Ames' wife, Lucille Bremer as another Ames daughter, and Marjorie Main as the housekeeper, the most fascinating character is played by 6-year-old Margaret O'Brien. As kid sister Tootie, O'Brien seems morbidly obsessed with death and murder, burying her dolls, "killing" a neighbor at Halloween (she throws flour in the flustered man's face on a dare), and maniacally bludgeoning her snowmen when Papa announces his plans to move to New York. Margaret O'Brien won a special Oscar for her remarkable performance, prompting Lionel Barrymore to grumble "Two hundred years ago, she would have been burned at the stake! " The songs are a heady combination of period tunes and newly minted numbers by Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin, the best of which are The Boy Next Door, The Trolley Song, and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. As a bonus, Meet Me in St. Louis is lensed in rich Technicolor, shown to best advantage in the climactic scenes at the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Rating: G Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Nov 28, 1944 limited On Disc/Streaming: Apr 6, 2004 Runtime: 113 minutes Studio: MGM Cast News & Interviews for Meet Me In St. Louis Critic Reviews for Meet Me In St. Louis Audience Reviews for Meet Me In St. Louis Meet Me In St. Louis Quotes News & Features.

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The well-off Smith family has four beautiful daughters, including Esther and little Tootie. 17-year old Esther has fallen in love with the boy next door who has just moved in, John. He however barely notices her at first. The family is shocked when Mr. Smith reveals that he has been transfered to a nice position in New York, which means that the family has to leave St. Louis and the St. Louis Fair. Written by Mattias Thuresson Plot Summary Plot Synopsis Taglines: A cast of favorites in the Charming... Romantic... Tuneful Love Story of the Early 1900s! See more  » Details Release Date: January 1945 (USA) Also Known As: Meet Me in St. Louis Box Office Budget: $1, 700, 000 (estimated) Opening Weekend USA: $225, 684, 8 December 2019 Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $485, 932 See more on IMDbPro  » Company Credits Technical Specs Sound Mix: Mono (Western Electric Sound System) See full technical specs  » Did You Know? 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I watch this at least once a month. Deborah's dress is so beautiful and their chemistry is soooo good. They just don't make movies like this any more. It makes me smile on my worst days. Thanks Yul and Deborah.

Merry Christmas. @CyndiLauperRules It does appear that there is genuine affection between these two characters. It's a very sweet scene. Meet me in st. louis organ ernie hayes. Meet me in st. louis christmas song. BEWARE OF FALSE REVIEWS & REVIEWERS. SOME REVIEWERS HAVE ONLY ONE REVIEW TO THEIR NAME. NOW WHEN ITS A POSITIVE REVIEW THAT TELLS ME THEY WERE INVOLVED WITH THE MOVIE. IF ITS A NEGATIVE REVIEW THEN THEY MIGHT HAVE A GRUDGE AGAINST THE FILM. NOW I HAVE REVIEWED OVER 300 HOLIDAY FILMS & SPECIALS. I HAVE NO AGENDA
The backdrop for Meet Me in St. Louis is St. Louis, Missouri in the year leading up to the 1904 World's Fair.
It is summer 1903. The Smith family leads a comfortable upper-middle class life. Alonzo Smith (Leon Ames) and his wife Anna (Mary Astor) have four daughters: Rose (Lucille Bremer) Esther (Judy Garland) Agnes (Joan Carroll) and Tootie (Margaret O'Brien) and a son, Lon Jr. (Henry H. Daniels, Jr. Esther, the second eldest daughter, is in love with the boy next door, John Truett (Tom Drake) although he does not notice her at first. Rose is expecting a phone call in which she hopes to be proposed to by Warren Sheffield (Robert Sully.
Esther finally gets to meet John properly when he is a guest at the Smiths' house party, although her chances of romancing him don't go to plan when, after all the guests are gone and he is helping her turn off the gas lamps throughout the house, he tells her she uses the same perfume as his grandmother and that she has "a mighty strong grip for a girl.
Esther hopes to meet John again the following Friday on a trolley ride from the city to the construction site of the World Fair. Esther is sad when the trolley sets off without any sign of him, but cheers up when she sees him running to catch the trolley mid journey.
Even though the there is barely a story-line the film works. IT gets a tad slow here and there but Margret O'Brien steels every scene she is in. Judy Garland however is always a delight to watch. If you like her in this then make sure to see "In the Good Old Summertime.
This film was beautifully filmed. If you can watch it on a Blu-ray.

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Meet me in st. louis 1944 cast. I never get tired of watching the amazing film. Such beauty of Spirit, love and service. And the finest of actors in Ingrid, Bing and others. Thank you you tube for this timeless movie. CAN YOU MAKE A PIE. no. Neither can i. I literally died😂. My Grandma used to watch this movie ❤. Turn-of-the-century musical from MGM has sisters in St. Louis pining for romance, planning dates for the big dance, and surviving the tumultuous holidays. Based on Sally Benson's stories, this glossy production has become a year's-end perennial for many movie buffs, and has a colorful, amusing familial unit at the story's center. The episodic structure, and the somewhat slack finish (which seems a little cheap, allowing us no more than a glimpse of the World's Fair the family's been eagerly anticipating) do not intrude on Judy Garland's starring performance, and her song numbers ( The Trolley Song. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. The Boy Next Door" are thrilling. Margaret O'Brien won a special Oscar for Outstanding Juvenile Performer of 1944, largely on the strength of her work here as Garland's feisty kid sis. Good fun. from.

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Meet me in st louis cast. Click here to read about author Sally Benson and the origins of the story. MGM purchased the screen rights to Sally Benson's "Kensington Stories" for $25, 000. 00 on March 1, 1942. Right away, the story went through the screen writing process at MGM. Several screen writers and authors took a stab at it. Sally Benson herself worked on what became a 198 page treatment written with Doris Gilbert between March 30 and May 9, 1942. Between April and October 1942, other writers worked on the project, including the husband-and-wife team of Victor Heerman & Sarah Y. Mason (Oscar winners for their 1933 adaptation of Little Women) and William Ludwig, who had written for the Andy Hardy series and also Margaret O'Brien's Journey For Margaret (1943). None of these treatments seemed to work, and finally Irving Brecher & Fred Finklehoffe were given the assignment. Finklehoffe had written for several Judy Garland musicals, and Brecher had written for the Marx Brothers, which seemed at first an odd choice to write a delicate family story. Finklehoffe and Brecher wisely decided that the bulk of the story should take place in the Smith family home and it's surrounding area of St. Louis. It was Finklehoffe and Brecher who expanded the "Warren Sheffield telephone call from New York" scene by making Mr. Smith ignorant to the goings on and having him hang up the phone when it first rings. They also took out scenes at Princeton University and a Smith family visit to their grandparents in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Some other changes made were: Moving Mr. Smith's decision NOT to move the family to New York from immediately after the family's objections to the night before the planned move(Christmas Eve) heightening the tension; Removing a romance between Rose and Colonel Andrews (renamed Darly in the final film) -only a small scene remains that hints of Rose's attraction to him;Removing an announcement by Tootie that she did not want to go to the fair; Changing the hair color of Rose and Esther from blonde and black to both being auburn; Removing a blackmail subplot involving Esther and finally, they divided the film into four segments representing the four seasons of the year (Sally Benson's book had been 12 chapters, one for each month of the year). Name changes were made too, sometimes for legal reasons. Sally Benson wanted Lucille Ballard's name to be either Picard or Dorsey. John Truett began life as John "Bluett, " then for legal reasons became Collins, then Truett (Ms. Benson objected to "Truett"). "Bluett" stayed as the reference name of the house on MGM's "St. Louis Street" even after the backlot was torn down. Warren Sheffield originally was named Warren Sheppard, and for legal reasons the Waughops became the Braukoffs. The real life name of the maid was indeed Katie, and the real-life Katie was alive and well and provided a signed release to the MGM legal department, giving the "ok" to use her name. Finally, here are some interesting additions, changes, and/or deletions from the original book: The ketchup tasting scene that opens the film is an very expanded version of a simple paragraph in the book; In the book Rose gets mixed up with a middle-aged man; Mrs. Smith loses her temper; Tootie's ride on the ice wagon was originally a ride on a water-sprinkler; The cakewalk scene is danced in the book by Agnes, in a man's hat (Sally Benson based the Agnes character on herself); The Halloween sequence is in the book although it's Agnes who takes on the Braukoffs (or Waughops); A slight reference in the March segment of the book to a trolley gave birth to the entire "Trolley Song" sequence; The scene of Tootie and Agnes coming down the stairs during Lon's farewell party and Tootie singing "I Was Drunk Last Night" also comes from the book; Mr. Smith's decision to move the family to New York, and the subsequent tension it creates for the final half of the film, is from a small three-page episode in the book; and finally, it's Agnes who ends the book by saying "I can't believe it. right here where we live. Right here in St. Louis". With the script in place, producer Arthur Freed turned to Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane to compose the original songs for the film. At the time, Martin and Blane had enjoyed moderate success with their successful Broadway show "Best Foot Forward" property was bought by MGM, so Martin and Blane, along with stars Nancy Walker, Tommy Dix and Gil Stratton, were brought out to MGM to adapt the show for the screen. Martin and Blane also contributed to other films including "Three Cheers For The Yanks" to For Me And My Gal (1942) starring Judy Garland. Still, they hadn't obtained the success they wanted so Meet Me In St. Louis was their big chance. Freed felt strongly enough about their abilities to ask them to write new songs for Meet Me In St. Louis, to help complement the use standards of the day. They would end up providing four songs for the film, three of which would be the best of their careers and have since become classic standards ("The Boy Next Door", "The Trolley Song", and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas"). Freed also took a chance on hiring Vincente Minnelli to direct. At first Minnelli seemed like an odd choice to helm such a costly and risky project. Although to Freed, it probably seemed like the logical choice. Known for his use of composition and his unusual flair for design, Minnelli was an inspired choice. Minnelli had directed I Dood It (1942) starring Red Skelton, and most notably Cabin In The Sky (1943) starring Ethel Waters and Lena Horne. Click here for a biography of Vincente Minnelli. Many at the studio felt the story had not plot and that the film would be a flop. It was even referred to by some as "Freed's Folly". But Freed stood by his choices and went about the tasks of pre-production on the film, including the casting of the major roles. When Judy Garland first discovered that MGM was going to cast her in their new musical film entitled Meet Me In St. Louis she was not happy. She feared, and with good reason, that the film would set her career back. She had finally been allowed to grow up on the screen. In For Me And My Gal (1942) she was given a real romantic lead in newcomer Gene Kelly, and she was the undisputed star of the film, with her name alone above the title for the first time. After that she appeared in Presenting Lily Mars which was the first time the studio made a real effort to make her look glamorous, even if it was mainly for the finale at the end of the picture. She was seen for the first time with her hair up and looking quite beautiful. True, she had also just completed Girl Crazy (1943) as well, but even in that, her final complete film with Mickey Rooney, she was a completely different character than in all of the other Garland/Rooney pictures. In this film, Mickey chased Judy rather than the other way around, and she was portrayed not as a teenager deep in puppy love, but as a lovely young woman. Now, after reading the St. Louis script, it appeared as though the studio wanted her to revert back to playing a high school girl with a crush on the boy next door. Judy was dating Joe Mankiewicz at the time, and he was also instrumental in allowing her to see herself as not just a little girl with a big voice, but a desirable woman. At 22 years of age, Mankiewicz reasoned, Judy Garland had the talent and ability to graduate to more adult roles. And Judy not only agreed with it, but with Mankiewicz in her corner, for the first time she summoned up the strength to actually resist the studio for her own benefit. Judy went to L. B. Mayer and complained, and for once he sided with her. He went to producer Arthur Freed to discuss the matter, but was effectively swayed in the other direction by Freed, director Vincent Minnelli, and most importantly the reigning studio storyteller Lillie Messinger. Once Lillie got a hold of a story, no one was immune. She was able to effectively point out the charms and magic of the story. Mr. Mayer loved a good sentimental "all-American" story and this had everything he loved. Next Judy went to see Minnelli on her own, thinking that she might be able to persuade him, since she was one of MGM's biggest stars, and he was a novice director. Minnelli had directed only two films before, neither was a big financial success. The best of the two, Cabin In The Sky, although a beautiful film that critics liked, was an all-black film and in 1943 that meant a limited audience. Judy was sure that not only would St. Louis be a mistake but that she could persuade Minnelli that it really wasn't very good! In his memoirs, Minnelli reports what happened when Judy came to see him about the film: "She looked at me as if we were planning an armed robbery against the American public. She later told me that she'd come to see me thinking I would see it her way. " Per Minnelli, Garland says "It's not very good, is it? " to which Minnelli responded with "I think it's fine. I see a lot of great things in it. In fact, it's magical. "Whether years later the exact words of the conversation are remember by Minnelli is immaterial. Judy may have been going on an early draft of the screenplay which was, according to most accounts, not very good. But it was shaped up by the time rehearsals began. And since Mayer switched and sided with Freed, and Freed stood behind Minnelli, Judy had no choice but to acquiesce. Rehearsals began on November 11, 1943 and Judy did not exactly throw herself into the role. She was used to the more contemporary, "wise cracking" dialog. When filming began almost a month later on December 7, 1943 things weren't much better. In fact, it's reported that when Minnelli was away from the set, Judy would sometimes entertain the cast and crew with a devilishly satire of Minnelli centered around his "perfectionism. " This skit would entail her acting out the part of an MGM bit actor who is paid his set fee to say one line in every film in production: "I think it may rain today. " The bit actor comes to the Minnelli set fully expecting to say his line, collect his pay, and leave. But Minnelli (again acted by Judy) has other things in mind and suggests the actor try saying his lines with a different inflection. Taken aback, the actor tries it that way. The Minnelli suggests a different way, then another and yet another until finally the bit actor is reduced to tears of frustration and confusion. This story illustrates how funny Judy could be when she wanted to be (her wit is legendary in Hollywood and she was known as the perfect mimic). This could also be seen as her way of dealing with a situation of which she had no control and was not happy about. Judy had a practically photographic memory when it came to lyrics and script, and she resented Minnelli's constant rehearsals and multiple usually got her lines and hit her marks perfect the first time. But with Minnelli, not only was he insisting that she rehearse and endure long, multiple takes (he didn't like the idea of using the stand-in for much of this), but he was breaking down her confidence. He was exacting but in a quiet way. Her frustration grew as she began to question her merits as an actress, feeling like she wasn't doing anything right. She went to Freed to complain, who told her to bide her time and give him a chance. She also reportedly complained to Mary Astor, who flatly said to Judy: "Just go along with it, he knows what he's doing. " Things got a little better, but didn't really get on track until Judy began to see herself on film. Suddenly, under his direction, Judy not only looked more beautiful and vibrant than ever before, but Minnelli was getting a beautifully realized understated performance from her. And whatever qualms she had about being a "teenager" or lost in the ensemble were put to rest as well. Soon Judy was entrusting Minnelli with her trust. But that trust came with a price. Judy would be absent from the set of St. Louis for close to 3 weeks. Initially this was due to a lack of interest in the project. But aside from that, Judy was beginning to show signs of the strain that the previous years of overwork, malnutrition, and medications had caused. She was going through the ups and downs that addicts begin to experience when the drugs begin to take over. Judy was never a morning person, having been raised in a Vaudeville atmosphere of late nights and late mornings. But at MGM, she was expected to be at the studio usually at 5 or 6am. And she had other commitments as well: Radio appearances; Personal appearances for the war effort; and making records for Decca Records. All of this, added to her fragile psyche and her low self esteem, created a time bomb ticking away just waiting for the time to explode. Mankiewicz saw this and suggested she go to therapy to help solve her deep emotional issues and restore her self worth. She agreed and went. But when the studio found out, they put a stop to it - not believing that one of their stars was "crazy" (the world of psychoanalysis in the 1940's was still considered suspect and charlatan by nature). In a few short years the studio would find themselves paying for Judy to continue treatment. Beginning in 1943 and ending in 1947, Judy Garland changed from a nervous insecure young lady to a glowing, confidant woman in command of her talent and happily exploring and learning all avenues of that talent, then back again to an insecure young lady. The rise in happiness can be partly attributed to Minnelli, Meet Me In St. Louis, Kay Thompson and the rest of the legendary "Freed Unit. " Everything that made the "Freed Unit" so special first burgeoned with Meet Me In St. Louis. Arthur Freed had been assembling a platoon of personnel, mostly from Broadway, to populate his little kingdom. These people were bright, young and talented individuals who would change the look and style of the movie musical forever. For Judy Garland, being in this atmosphere was exciting and exhilarating. She was allowed to flourish and experiment with all aspects of her performing. Minnelli was perfect at this time to help guide her into his world of savvy, articulate and witty people. She loved it. And she would do some of her best work during this time and was, for the most part, quite happy. Judy and Minnelli began dating towards the end of production of Meet Me In St. Louis, and although many people thought the union was all wrong, for Judy it was the right man at the right time. At least as far as her career goes. Kay Thompson was a new addition to the Freed Unit, one of the many transplants from Broadway. Kay would take Judy under her wing and develop her singing style even further than her mentor, Roger Edens had. This would be Judy's closest friendship to any woman in her entire life. Kay had a sophistication and style that was classy, brassy, and highly stylized. Judy thrived. The affair with Joe Mankiewicz over (he had evidently gone to the studio to argue that Judy needed professional psychiatric help and ended up walking out on his contract because Mayer and Judy's Mom wouldn't listen), Judy put all of her energies into St. Louis and her relationship with Minnelli. The end result is several wonderful performances given by Judy, most of them under Minnelli's direction. Judy Garland wasn't the only performer on the set causing problems. If you look at the timeline to this site, you'll see in great detail the constant barrage the company was under due to one illness or accident after another. As with so many films, accidents happen. St. Louis was no March 31, 1944 one of the extras suffered a hit on the head by one of the light standards ( Click here to read about it). A cameraman was hit on the head with a piece of carbon. Joan Carroll had to be sent back to wardrobe (which on a lot the size of MGM could amount to a long trek) because she was given two right shoes to wear. Harry Davenport was 77 and was doing double duty on the set of Kismet so was ill and/or away from the set frequently. One memo states: "Wait for Margaret's hair to be dressed - wrong hair-do because script clerk did not give right hair change to hairdresser. " Both Margaret and Joan Carroll (Agnes) were underage so had to be schooled for 3 hours with 1 hour of "recreation. " This was California law, MGM would get around it as best they could. Their teacher, who was on the set at all times, was reportedly a formidable woman who had no qualms stopping the production because either Margaret should go home or in on instance, that it was simply too late for Joan Carroll to continue working. Mary Jo Ellis, one of the cast members, had to be taken home due to veral cast members would be sick at one point or another. It should be pointed out that on a sound stage such as they had at MGM in the 40's, and before good air conditioning, a balmy set would be a breeding place for cold/flu germs to hop from one person to the next. Especially since half their time was sitting around waiting for the director to set everything up for a few takes. They would entertain themselves as best they could. But those were the least of the problems that seemed to plague the set of Meet Me In St. This film seemed to be the "sickest" film on the lot - with practically everyone coming down with some sort of illness - real or imagined. Real: Joan Carroll's appendectomy. On February 2, 1944 shooting is halted as Joan is rushed to the hospital. The "ever so caring" studio places Joan on suspension - even though Arthur Freed sends her flowers and she sends him a "thank you" note. seemingly callous treatment may have been caused by recent events with the OTHER child actress on the set - Margaret O'Brien. Margaret's mother is convinced that the studio is working her daughter way too hard. So on January 31, 1944 a two week period began without Margaret. Her mother feigned illness as the cause, originally. But as you will see in this letter from Margaret's mother, her absence was really a mother protecting her child, not illness: Click here to read the "apology" from Margaret's mother which arrived some time after their departure. Margaret's mother had decided (with justification) that the studio had been working her daughter too hard - so she took it upon herself to take the child away from the studio for a few weeks. Naturally this caused quite a stir at the studio - upset the production schedule, and added thousands of dollars to the budget ( click here to read memo by Dave Friedman dated this day which begins the "layoff" of the company due to Margaret O'Brien's unscheduled absence which last through early February and click here to read related memo). The children weren't the only ones causing delays due to illness, Mary Astor and Harry Davenport were both ill as well - and as noted on the previous page, many delays were caused by accidents (which was normal for any film). And there you have it - Minnelli's first chance to show what he can do as a director - which he does to meticulous detail! Minnelli's use of color and movement in the film is nothing short of genius. In an interview, he stated "You have to have great discipline in what you do. I spent a great deal of time in research, and finding the right things for it. I feel that a picture that stays with you is made up of a hundred or more hidden things. " This is apparent upon repeated viewings of the film. There are so many little things filling out the backgrounds - yet they blend in naturally so as not to look to over done. Take Grandpa's room. Now here is a "man's" room of the time. Filled with muted colors and all kinds of masculine brick-a-brack. Minnelli raided the MGM props and costume departments, looking for just the right things with which to clothe them and surround them. He also worked closely with art director Jack Martin Smith; set decorators Edwin B. Willis & Paul Huldchinsky; costume designers Sharaff and Irene; as well as Jack Dawn on make-up and of course George Folsey on photography. In fact, Minnelli was such a perfectionist that he drove practically everyone crazy! He would take hours making sure the set was perfect, the camera angles/movements were perfect - THEN get to the actors. At which time he would rehearse and rehearse with them until he found everything to be perfect, then filming would finally begin. was especially maddening for Judy. Judy had just this side of a photographic memory. People still speak with awe about the way in which she could read a script for the first time and speak it like she had rehearsed it for same with music. She would hear a song once or twice on the piano, then sing it right back to the composer. A TRUE natural talent. So, just like the kid in school who's to "fast" for the class, so Judy was too "fast" for Minnelli. And it drove her crazy. She would try to get out of the studio, only to be stopped at the studio gate by Minnelli and summoned back to the set for more rehearsals. Although it seems that the production was mired in chaos, there were wonderful times too. Once Judy saw herself in the dailies she realized that not only was Minnelli making her the most beautiful she had ever been, but he was also making a beautiful and touching film. The credit for Judy's new appearance doesn't belong solely to Minnelli. The bulk of the credit goes to "Dottie" Ponedel. Minnelli had specifically asked for "Dot" to be Judy's make-up artists. This was a first at the time. Up to this time, all of the major make-up artists who worked on the stars were men. Sure, there were women assistants, but never before had one woman been given the task of making up a star of Garland's caliber. It was Dottie who was responsible for Judy's beautiful new look as shown for the first time in Meet Me In St. Louis. Dottie was a "no nonsense" type of person, and it's been reported several times that if there were no cup of water around, Dottie would simply dip her make-up brush in the nearest cup of coffee and continue! Meet Me In St. Louis was the first time Judy and Dottie worked together. Dottie reportedly looked at Judy's inserts for her nose and said "What are those? " When Judy told her, Dottie said "Throw them out, you don't need all that junk, you're a pretty girl. " It was Dottie who gave Judy the new look that would last the rest of her career. From this moment on, Judy insisted that only Dottie would do her make-up in all of her subsequent films. As Judy's appearance blossomed so did her acting. Although still a high school girl, the role of Esther Smith is light years away from the characters Judy had previously played. Instead of a peppy "teen" or "juvenile", Esther Smith is a young lady on the verge of womanhood. And Judy plays her with a subtleness and a sort of softness that effectively makes you believe that this character is real. That her emotions are real. Even though the film is a "musical" there are many wonderful scenes that rely on Judy's incredible comic timing. Once again, very subtle and never once forced. This is the film in which Judy completes her transition to mature leading lady. From here on out, Judy would always be presented as a beautiful and desirable woman. Meet Me In St. Louis has a look and feel all its own. Minnelli and his crew took great care in creating this singular palette. For the scene in which Esther and John go through the house turning out the lights, Minnelli went to great pains in creating just the right mood. To achieve the right multiple lighting effects when Esther and John turn out the lights, Minnelli had the technicians use everything from conventional dimmers to actual window blinds. The scene is beautifully effective in showing the deepening of Esther and John's romance as the rooms slowly darken. A very happy accident occurred when filming the lights from the kitchen beaming onto the nighttime snow. The scene is Esther and Tootie looking out the window on Christmas Eve, just before Esther sings "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas", and there is a quick shot of the back yard. This beautiful shot actually was an accident. When it was filmed by the Assistant Director, the word came back from the lab that film wasn't exposed properly. Happily, the beauty of the scene remained intact. Meet Me In St. Louis had it's first preview on June 5, 1944 and a second on July 3, 1944. And that's when more heartache came in. Some executives at the studio wanted the entire Halloween sequence cut - they thought it slowed down the picture and didn't have anything to do with the plot. In a sequence of events reminiscent of "Over The Rainbow" in The Wizard Of Oz, Minnelli and Freed fought to keep the sequence in. Arguing, as Minnelli would state later, that the sequence actually underlined the entire crux of the story - the reason WHY this family would want to stay in St. Louis - it was their HOME. No argument came of the cutting of "Boys And Girls Like You And Me. " It was decided that either that or "The Boy Next Door" should be cut - and since "The Boy Next Door" advanced the plot, whereas "Boys And Girls" really didn't, there was no contest. Martin and Blaine were pleased, fearing that the Rodgers & Hammerstein "Boys And Girls" would get all of the attention, leaving the songs by the "relatively unknown" songwriters in the background. Luckily, this wasn't to be. The film had it's official premiere in St. Louis, Missouri on November 22, 1944. Running 113 minutes, it was a smash! No one objected to the Halloween Sequence, and audiences everywhere fell in love with the Smiths of S. Garland's status went from "star" to "superstar" - and there was no denying that while Margaret O'Brien was cute and funny and quite the scene stealer - the REAL star of the picture was Judy. Now, in her first color film since The Wizard Of Oz (and one song in Thousands Cheer in 1943), Judy Garland blossomed into a beautiful, talented young woman - the epitome of what young girls everywhere wanted to be - and what the boys overseas were fighting for. When it was released in 1944, Meet Me In St. Louis became an instant hit, and was MGM's biggest grossing film to date after Gone With The Wind. However it must be noted that Gone With The Wind was actually a David O. Selznick production that MGM owned the release rights to, and would eventually own the entire film. Meet Me In St. Louis was 100% an MGM production. The film would go on to be nominated for 4 Academy Awards: Color Cinematography -- George Folsey; Scoring of a Musical Picture -- Georgie Stoll; Song "The Trolley Song" -- Music and Lyrics by Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin; and Screenplay -- Irving Brecher, Fred F. Finkelhoffe. It wouldn't win any Oscars, but it did win a lasting fame and place in film history that few films of 1944 would be able to achieve. Among other things, the film has one of Judy Garland's three best film performances (the other two being The Wizard of Oz and A Star Is Born). It's also considered one of, or THE, best efforts of many of the people involved. It's the film that launched Vincent Minnelli on his stellar directing career as the greatest director of film musicals. It broke new ground as an "integrated" musical - and in doing so, paved the way for further experimentation and freedom for Arthur Freed and the "Freed Unit" - this unit at the studio would be responsible for practically ALL of the great musicals of the 1940's & 1950's. Both Judy and Margaret O'Brien would reprise their roles in a radio version of the film for CBS Radio in 1946 - and in 1947 Judy would join the AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Show) Show Time Players in performing a version of Meet Me In St. Louis for the "Show Time" radio program. The film would inspire imitations - Summer Holiday (another Freed effort in 1948); On Moonlight Bay & By The Light Of The Silvery Moon (both Doris Day vehicles atWarner Bros and both with Leon Ames as the father, and a cast of characters almost identical to St. Louis) charming as those film are, none have that special magic that Meet Me In St. Louis has. Like all great cornerstone films of any genre, Meet Me In St. Louis was the right people in the right place at the right time making the right film. Two Broadway versions of the film, in 1960 and 1988, would be popular - as are the various touring companies that have brought the film to the stage - but in all cases, the film is so indelible that comparisons are always made (and usually not in favor of the stage version! ). Now, more than 50 years after its release, Meet Me In St. Louis continues to work it's magic on audiences of all ages. Over the years, Meet Me In St. Louis has remained one of the best film musicals ever made. Gene Kelly would always call it "my favorite musical". Today, the film still has resonance and power. This is due to its simple themes of family and home. Made during a time when America was embroiled in World War Two, and so many families didn't know if their loved ones would come home, the film gave them hope in lovingly looking back to an era that even then was a distant memory. Now, 100 years after the era it portrays, Meet Me In St. Louis still grabs us and makes us believe in the idealized world of the Smith family of St. Louis, Missouri. And even today there are precious few films that can so expertly give us that special warm feeling that Meet Me In St. Louis still gives. A true American classic that will last as long as people want to see good, quality entertainment. DATE EVENT 06/14/1941 "The New Yorker" magazine runs part one of eventually 8 installments of short stories written by Sally Benson entitled "5135 Kensington" the eighth and final installment appears May 23, 1942. 01/06/1942 Lily Messenger provides an initial screen treatment of the stories to MGM Studios boss Louis B. Mayer. Ms. Messenger is instrumental in getting Mayer to support the making of the film. People at the studio balked that there was no plot, but after "MGM's Scheherazade" (Lily) vividly described the story, Mayer was enchanted. 03/01/1942 MGM purchases the screen rights (as well as the radio and, interestingly enough, the television rights) to the "Kensington Stories" for $25, 000. 00. The purchase date could be much earlier, in May of 1941 as some reports give Arthur Freed credit with reading the stories provided to him by Fred Finklehoffe while in the office of Leland Hayward (the famous show business agent) BEFORE publication in "The New Yorker" magazine. According to the legend, Freed is so taken with the stories, that he immediately gets on the phone and negotiates their purchase. (date is approximate) 3/30/42 thru 5/9/42 Author Sally Benson, collaborating with Doris Gilbert, produces a 198 page screen treatment of the stories, followed by additional supplemental material. During this time, Ms. Benson takes the original stories, adds 4 more chapters so each chapter represents one month of the year from January - December, 1903 and 1904 - and then publishes them as a book by Random House as "Meet Me In St. Louis" - this is the first time the title of the film is associated with the stories. MGM of course has the rights to the book as well. April thru October 1942 Screenwriters who work on the script during this time include: Husband & wife team of Victor Heerman & Sarah Y. Mason (who jointly won the 1933 screenplay Oscar for "Little Women"), William Ludwig (who wrote the screenplay to Margaret O'Brien's immensely popular "Journey for Margaret") and even director George Cukor, who after a few months of work starting from scratch, was drafted into the Army and so the project was shelved, temporarily. 04/30/1943 Irving Brecher & Fred Finklehoffe provide a "rough continuity outline" of the screenplay followed by a draft of the screenplay. 05/22/1943 Arthur Freed signs the final shooting script as "complete". 06/10/1943 Judy Garland's 21st Birthday - this is important because Garland did not want to play Esther. In her previous few films, she was finally being allowed to "grow up" a little on screen, and playing the teenage Esther, in her eyes and those of many around her, would be a backwards step for her career. Her reluctance would cause a rocky start once rehearsals and production begins. 07/16/1943 Brecher worked on the script alone adding additional supplemental material, the final screenplay is completed. Total cost to MGM for all the work on the script is: $86, 616. 67 07/30/1943 Letter dated 7/29/43 is delivered to MGM from Joseph I. Breen of the Hays Censor Office. Click here to read the memo. 11/03/1943 Freed and singer Denny Markas pre-record "You and I" for Leon Ames & Mary Astor to lip sync to. 11/11/1943 Rehearsals begin. Meet Me In St. Louis goes into production as Production No. 1317. It is budgeted at $1, 536, 971. 93 with a shooting schedule of 58 days. Included in the budget are the following: $151, 575 to build the new "St. Louis Street" $62, 225 for the lower floor of the Smith home $16, 625 for the miniature of the exterior of the World's Fair $15, 625 for the trolley depot $5, 091 for the trolley tracks 12/01/1943 & cast pre-record "Meet Me In St. Louis". 12/02/1943 At 8:45pm, Judy & chorus and 41-man band pre-record "The Trolley Song" (which is Scene 90 in the shooting script). 12/03/1943 & Lucille Bremer pre-record "Meet Me In St. Louis" (duet version). & cast pre-record "Skip To My Lou". 12/04/1943 pre-records "The Boy Next Door". pre-records "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas". 12/06/1943 An "R. Monta" sends a memo to Arthur Freed relaying some story changes suggested by author Sally Benson. Click here to read the memo. 12/07/1943 Principle photography begins. 12/11/1943 a memo, Arthur Freed gives final approval for the following name changes Lucille Ballard (was to be surname of Picard or Dorsey) John Truett (was to be Bluett or Carson - author Benson objects to "Truett") Warren Sheffield (was to be Sheppard) Mr. & Mrs. Braukoff (was to be Waughop) Note: The Smith's real-life maid Katie gives her approval to MGM to use her name! 12/17/1943 & Margaret O'Brien pre-record "Under The Bamboo Tree. " 12/18/1943 arrives late for St. Louis filming, meets with producer Arthur Freed, then leaves at approximately 10:30 am not feeling well. Click here to read memo. 12/30/1943 absent from filming of St. Louis due to illness - Memo reads "Judy Garland is still ill, and Company worked around her until 12 noon today. The balance of the day was spent in rehearsing musical number. " 01/12/1944 absent from filming of St. Louis due to illness. Click here to read memo. 01/20/1944 1:20pm - Margaret O'Brien's dental plate comes loose and she's sent to the dentist. Click here to read the previous memo detailed the beginnings of Margaret's dental problems and absences from the set. 01/24/1944 "Under The Anheuser Bush" instrumental recorded (this is to be part of the underscoring of the "Christmas Party" sequence). 01/28/1944 Click here to read memo detailing Mary Astor's bouts with the flu. 01/31/1944 Click here to read memo by Dave Friedman dated this day which begins the "layoff" of the company due to Margaret O'Brien's unscheduled absence which last through early February. Click here to read related memo. Click here to read the "apology" from Margaret's mother which arrived some time after their departure. 02/02/1944 Shooting is stopped for several days due to Joan Carroll (Agnes) being rushed to the hospital on this day for an emergency appendectomy. MGM callously suspends her salary during the time she is away from the set. However, Arthur Freed sends her flowers and "well brought up young lady" that she is, she sends him a "thank you" note! Click here to read memo. 02/14/1944 Click here to read from daily production log of this date detailing Judy Garland's frequent lateness & absence. 02/15/1944 "Margaret O'Brien was available for work today" is reported in a memo - shooting resumes. 02/29/1944 Click here to read memo detailing Joan Carroll's bout with the sore throat and flu that seemed to be "popular" amongst the cast. 03/01/1944 absent from filming of St. Louis due to illness - Click here to read memo (Due to this and Joan Carroll's absence, the company is laid off again). 03/03/1944 Beginning at 8:43pm, the "Halloween Sequence" is filmed. A lunch from 11:45pm - 12:45am is reported. From 11pm through 11:32pm there is a break in filming for Minnelli to discuss "change in set up to give more eerie effect. " The filming finally finishes early 3/4/43 at 4:55am. 03/09/1944 03/20/1944 Company waits for "Perfume bottle (special container with satin lining asked for by Director)" (from daily production log) - the company waits until 3/26/44 for the bottle. This is a perfect example of Minnelli's quest for perfection. 03/23/1944 03/31/1944 Report by Assistant Director Dave Friedman tells of one of many accidents to happen during filming. Click here to read memo. 04/01/1944 date detailing more of Judy Garland's frequent lateness & absence. signs new three year contract with Decca Records. Click here to read entries from the daily production log detailing Minnelli's perfection in the composition of a scene - one that never makes it to the final print! 04/07/1944 Filming is completed and the production is closed. Total cost: $1, 707, 561. 14 ($170, 589. 21 over budget) Filming lasts an actual 70 days (12 days over schedule). 04/20/1944 records "Boys And Girls Like You And Me" for Decca records. records "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" for Decca Records. records "The Boy Next Door" for Decca Records. 04/21/1944 records "Meet Me In St. Louis" for Decca Records. records "Skip To My Lou" for Decca Records. records "The Trolley Song" for Decca Records. 05/17/1944 sings "The Trolley Song" on the "Mail Call" (#91) radio program. 05/25/1944 Underscoring for the film begins with Conrad Salinger conducting. Some of the sections recorded on this day are: The "Main Title" (w/the MGM Studio Chorus); The Halloween Sequence; & the "I Hate Basketball" scene. 05/26/1944 pre-records "Over The Banister". for the film continues with Conrad Salinger conducting. "Getting Ready for the Party" scene; scene with Esther & John turning out the lights (including Judy's vocal of "Over The Banister"; "Tootie's Music Box"; "Tootie's Grief"; & the "Finale". 05/27/1944 Some of the sections recorded on this day are: Opening of the Winter section; Esther's acceptance of John's proposal after the Christmas Party. 06/04/1944 sings "The Trolley Song" on the "The Bakers of America Salute to the Armed Forces" radio program. 06/05/1944 First preview. 06/10/1944 Garland's 22nd Birthday. 06/25/1944 sings "The Boy Next Door" on "The Chase and Sanborn Hour" radio program. 07/03/1944 Second preview - cuts were made after this, including the deletion of "Boys And Girls Like You And Me. " 07/14/1944 Freed writes a letter to Rodgers & Hammerstein about the deletion of their song "Boys And Girls Like You And Me" - Mr. Freed states "The entire sequence the song was part of was eliminated after the preview on account of its length. " 10/08/1944 sings "The Trolley Song" on the "Hollywood Democratic Committee Dinner" radio program. 11/02/1944 Decca Records releases the " Meet Me In St. Louis Original Cast Album " (it would be another 50 years before an official complete soundtrack album of the film is released). 11/22/1944 Me In St. Louis premieres in St. Louis, Missouri - the running time of the film is 113 minutes. 12/17/1944 performs "The Trolley Song" & "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, " for Philco Radio Hall Of Fame. 04/23/1945 Garland and Kay Thompson are recorded in the MGM Recording Studios singing an impromptu duet of "In The Valley When The Evening Sun Goes Down" (Judy's opening number to The Harvey Girls). This is the only know recording of these two great friends singing together. 03/01/1945 Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Meet Me In St. Loui s is up for 4 Oscars in the 17th annual Academy Awards presentation: Cinematography (Color)-George Folsey; Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)-Georgie Stoll; Music (Song "The Trolley Song")-Ralph Blane & Hugh Martin; Writing (Screenplay)-Irving Brecher & Fred F. It would win none. 09/17/1945 marries Vincent Minnelli - studio boss Louis B. Mayer gives the bride away. Vincent would direct Judy in her guest appearances for "Ziegfeld Follies, " and "Till The Clouds Roll By, " as well as the films "The Clock" and "The Pirate. " Although Vincent was scheduled to direct Judy in "Easter Parade" he was replaced with Charles Walters because, by this time, Judy's troubles at the studio had escalated to the point that Vincent (as both her husband and studio director) would be seen as and adversary and studio ally - thus aggravating her already fragile psyche. 12/02/1946 & Margaret O'Brien appear in "The Lux Radio Theatre" radio show version of Meet Me In St. Louis. 08/12/1947 and the AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Show) Show Time Players perform a version of Meet Me In St. Loui s for the "Show Time" radio program. Judy sings "Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis, " "The Boy Next Door, " "Skip To My Lou, " and "The Trolley Song. " 04/16/1948 "Summer Holiday" is released. Produced by Arthur Freed and directed by Rouben Mamoulian, it is a musical adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's "Ah Wilderness" starring Mickey Rooney & Gloria DeHaven. Actually filmed in 1946 the film goes through numerous revisions and is shelved for 2 years. It's an unsuccessful attempt by Freed to re-capture the magic and success of "St. Louis. " 03/01/1952 Records releases the "Judy At The Palace" which is one of the first Garland "compilation" albums & includes the Decca versions of "The Trolley Song" & "Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis". 04/26/1959 CBS airs a T. V. version - complete with the original score - starring Jane Powell, Jeanne Crain, Tab Hunter, Walter Pidgeon, Myrna Loy, Patty Duke, & Ed Wynn. Throughout the 1950's and 1960's Judy would perform songs from Meet Me In St. Louis in concert, on the radio, and on television literally dozens (if not more) times. "The Boy Next Door" and "The Trolley Song" were a part of her medley of film songs which began with her Palace concert in 1951. After a few years, "The Boy Next Door" would be dropped from the medley, and Judy would seldom perform it on it's own. Her most notable performances of the songs would come from her concerts and t. v. series. The most well know or significant are included in this timeline, but since Judy performed in concert hundreds of times, it would be futile to try and list each and every single performance of each song. 09/26/1955 Capitol Records releases it's first Judy Garland long playing LP "Miss Show Business. " Included in the song line up is Judy's first studio recording of her original medley of "You Made Me Love You/For Me And My Gal/The Boy Next Door/The Trolley Song" (recorded in August of 1955). 08/06/1958 first legitimate concert recording of the newly trimmed "Judy Medley" which drops "The Boy Next Door" from the lineup, and would remain as "You Made Me Love You/For Me And My Gal/The Trolley Song" - released by Capitol Records as "Garland At The Grove" (the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles, CA) 06/09/1960 "official" stage version of the film, with additional songs, is premiered at the St. Louis Municipal Opera (in St. Louis, MO) - this is the version that has since been produced by numerous local and summer stock companies, as well as a full scale Broadway edition. 08/05/1960 London, Judy records the second studio version of her medley, by this time "The Boy Next Door" had been dropped from the medley, and it would remain "You Made Me Love You/For Me And My Gal/The Trolley Song". 04/23/1961 legendary Carnegie Hall concert, which of course includes the "Judy Medley" of "You Made Me Love You/For Me And My Gal/The Trolley Song". 10/04/1963 Episode #9 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy sings "The Trolley Song" as part of her medley of "You Made Me Love You/For Me and My Gal/The Trolley Song". 11/08/1963 #13 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy and Peggy Lee sing "Under The Bamboo Tree" as part of the "Judy Garland-Peggy Lee Medley". 12/06/1963 #15 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy sings "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" (this is also known as "The Judy Garland Christmas Show"). 01/14/1964 #18 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy sings "The Boy Next Door" in a rock arrangement as part of the "Hit Parade 1964 Medley". 01/31/1964 #21 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy & Mel Torme sing a "duet" version of "The Trolley Song" with Mel singing a counterpart to Judy's lyrics from the "boy next door's" point of view in that fateful trolley ride! 02/21/1964 #23 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy sings "The Boy Next Door". 07/23/1964 #4 of "The Judy Garland Show" Judy and Lena Horne sing "The Trolley Song" as part of the "Judy Sings Lena Sings Judy Medley". 1964 Records releases "The Judy Garland Story - Vol 2 The Hollywood Years! " - which include the first ever official release on record of the original soundtrack (taken directly from the soundtrack of the film) versions of "The Boy Next Door" & "The Trolley 1974 MCA Records releases the two record set of the soundtrack of That's Entertainment! The only "St. Louis" song included is the first ever official release on record of the soundtrack version of "Under The Bamboo Tree. " 1976 Records releases the single record soundtrack of That's Entertainment Part Two. This is the first ever official release on record of the soundtrack version of "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas". Unfortunately, since MGM Records saw fit to use the highly abridged versions as seen in the film, the song is missing the first verse. 1981 new home entertainment revolution begins with the advent of VCRs and Video Disc players. Meet Me In St. Louis is released by MGM Video on VHS and Beta tape as well as by RCA on "SelectAvision VideoDiscs" (precursors to the LaserDisc). Since that time, Meet Me In St. Louis has been re-released several times on both VHS & Laser Disc with each new improvement in the technology. Also in this year, the first "real" soundtrack album of the complete soundtrack appears on "Hollywood Soundstage" records. This is a bootleg company that made soundtrack albums of varying sound quality directly from the film soundtracks themselves. 1986 Dunhill releases the very first Judy Garland compact disc. It is produced by Sid Luft and co-produced by Judy's son Joey Luft. The medley of "You Made Me Love You/For Me And My Gal/The Trolley Song" is included. Some tracks are capitol studio recordings mixed with applause and the live tracks to make the entire CD sound as thought it were one concert. For several years, this would be confusing to Garland fans, not being able to tell (due to the mix) what versions some of the songs were or whether they were previously unreleased recordings (they're not). It has since been re-released by DCC Compact Classics with the exact same mix & track lineup. Also at this time, the Decca versions of the St. Louis songs pop up on a multitude of official and budget CDs. 1987 Records releases the CD "The Best Of Judy Garland from MGM Classic Films". For some strange reason, the label uses the Decca version of "The Trolley Song" (and the other pre-1946 MGM songs) on some pressings and the soundtrack version on others, with no explanation or indication in the liner notes as to which version is included. 11/02/1989 Broadway version opens at the Gershwin Theatre and runs for 253 performances. It closed on June 10, 1990. Donna Kane plays Esther, Betty Garret plays Katie, & George Hearn (who played Albin in "La Cage Aux Folles" in 1983 and Max in "Sunset Boulevard" in 1994) plays Mr. Smith (Alonzo). The show is popular although many critics state it is over produced and the additional songs are not as memorable as the originals from the film. Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane provide the additional songs, the same as were in the 1960 version. It was nominated for 4 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, but didn't win any. Interesting since the film was nominated for 4 Oscars and didn't win any. Click here for a "review" of the show. Meet Me In St. Louis is one of the few movie musicals to originate as a musical FIRST on the screen and SECOND as a Broadway adaptation. Oddly enough, three notable exceptions: "Singin In The Rain" (Broadway 1985), "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers" (Broadway 1982), & "Gigi" (Broadway 1973) were also originally MGM mega-hit Musicals - and Gigi (the film) was directed by Minnelli and the film for which he won his only Oscar for Best Director (the film won a total of 8 Oscars including Best Picture). 1990 Records releases a series of MGM original soundtrack recordings on CD. These are the complete soundtracks recorded directly from the film soundtracks themselves and are varying in sound quality. CBS did not do a soundtrack of Meet Me In St. Louis, nor did they do a version of That's Entertainment, but they DID do a double disc of That's Entertainment Part Two which included the first ever official release of the complete soundtrack version of "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas". 1991 Records releases "The One And Only" - a 3 CD deluxe box set of studio recordings, live performances, and the never (completely) released in the US "The London Sessions" which include the "Judy Medley" of "You Made Me Love You/For Me And My Gal/The Trolley Song" recorded on 8-5-60. The following year, due to the success of the box set, Capitol releases a single CD entitled "The London Sessions". 1994 Spanish company "Blue Moon" releases the CD "Judy Garland The Hollywood Years" which is a poor quality sounding copy of the MGM records versions (probably recorded directly from the old records themselves) of Judy's MGM songs. However, this is the first CD release of the soundtrack versions (aside from the confusing MCA 1987 release) of "The Trolley Song" and the first ever of "The Boy Next Door". Records releases a 4 CD deluxe box set of all of Judy's Decca recordings "The Complete Decca Masters - Plus, " which includes all of the Decca versions of the songs from St. Louis. Dec Turner Entertainment, & MGM Records release the 50th anniversary edition of Meet Me In St. Louis on video, laser disc, & CD. The film's soundtrack is remastered into true stereo, and it's the first legitimate release of the complete soundtrack in audio form (all in one place) and the last title released under the old "MGM Records" label. The restored film has since been re-released on VHS once by Turner and once by Warners (who now owns the distribution rights to the Turner/MGM film catalog). NOTE: Until the DVD edition is released, the Laser Disc is the only place to hear the entire background score, isolated and in true stereo, as well as alternate takes of many of the songs including "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, " "The Boy Next Door, " and "Over The Banister". 1995 Rhino Records obtains the rights to all of the MGM pre-recording sessions. This allows them to produce MGM soundtracks of the highest sound quality - many in true stereo for the first time - of many of the studio's classic musicals. Louis is one of the first soundtracks to be released, with all the songs and part of the background score as well as the outtake of "Boys And Girls Like You And Me" being released in pristine quality for the first time. Rhino has since included songs from Meet Me In St. Louis on many of their compilation CDs (including their Christmas compilation CDs). Now the public can enjoy the film and its soundtrack as it was meant to be seen and heard. Click here to go to The Judy Garland Online Discography Meet Me In St. Louis soundtrack pages. 04/06/2004 Warner Home Video restores the film utilizing their new "Ultra Resolution" process. The image is amazingly clear and vibrant, the best the film has ever looked. The restored film is released on a special 2-disc DVD with many great extra features. Click here to see the DVD page. The film is presented a few days earlier on April 4, 2004 at the Director's Guild 60th Anniversary celebration. Liza Minnelli, Lorna Luft, June Lockhart and Margaret O'Brien are in attendance for this special screening of the newly restored film. See the Media Gallery for images from this event. top of page NEW! Expanded complete soundtrack now available, in honor of the film's 75th anniversary! Click on the images above to see Meet Me In St. Louis media (records, sheet music, posters, lobby cards, CDs, DVDs, and more) PRODUCTION No. 1317 Cost: $1, 707, 561. 14 Includes: $208, 275 to build the new "St. Louis Street". $86, 616. 67 for the screen writing process (including early drafts and treatments dating back to 1942) $62, 225 for the lower floor of the Smith home. Fair. $15, 625 for the trolley depot. $5, 091 for the trolley tracks. Premiere: November 22, 1944 Domestic Gross: $7, 566, 000 (as of August 31, 1957 - does not include 16 mm. rentals, double-bill playoffs, or the film's share when sold for television as part of a package and subsequent home video sales) Running Time: 113 minutes (10, 147 ft) CAST: Esther Smith:    Judy Garland "Tootie" Smith:    Margaret O'Brien Mrs. Anna Smith:    Mary Astor Rose Smith:    Lucille Bremer Alonzo Smith:    Leon Ames John Truett:    Tom Drake Katie the maid:    Marjorie Main Grandpa:    Harry Davenport Lucille Ballard:    June Lockhart Lon Smith Jr. :    Henry H. 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" by Conrad Salinger, "Good-bye My Lady Love" by Joe Howard; "Under The Anheuser Bush" by Albert von Tilzer, "Little Brown Jug" by R. A. Eastburn, arranged by Lennie Hayton, "The Fair" by Lennie Hayton, "Boys And Girls Like You And Me" (recorded and filmed but deleted prior to release) by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein III Dance Director:    Charles Walters Editor:    Albert Akst Art Directors:    Cedric Gibbons, Lemuel Ayers, Jack Martin Smith Set Decorator:    Edwin B. Willis Associate Set Decorator:    Paul Huldchinsky Costume Designer:    Sharaff Costume Supervisor:    Irene Make-up:    Jack Dawn Recording Director:    Douglas Shearer Sound Recording:    Joe Edmondson CREDITS: A special thanks to Eric Hemphill, Jamin Fowler, Simon Tarantelli, Brie Copely, Kim Loeffler, Meredith Ponedel & Mike Siewert for sharing photos of items from their collections for this spotlight. RESEARCH: Meet Me In St. Louis by Gerald Kaufman The World Of Entertainment! 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Media is guilty of treason, look what they are trying to do to the best president in history. Movie Le cas Richard jewellery. I haven't seen a lot of Clint Eastwood films but I would say this is probably his best film. What really holds this film up from being mostly mediocre is the performances. A majority of the actors do a pretty great job with Sam Rockwell and Kathy Bates stealing the show. Rockwell brings this attorney with a temper and emotion for his old friend to life while Kathy Bates brings a loving mother figure for Richard with probably the most powerful scene and performance in the entire film. This is Paul Walter Hauser's first major leading role in a film and I felt he did a pretty great job. He was able to show a lot of emotion with just his body movements. Olivia Wilde and Jon Hamm did a good job but just weren't as good as the rest of the cast. The film's message is very poignant in our culture today. The film's central message is that we need to take news from ANY source with a grain of salt because they could be totally inaccurate or blown out of proportion to make someone look like a monster. While portions of the film were generally uninteresting, there were a couple of scenes I thought were really well put together and executed. One such scene would be the actual bombing scene in the beginning of the film. The sequence was incredibly tense because you know the bomb is about to go off but you don't know when. There is an interview sequence with Richard Jewell's mother and it was my favorite scene in the film. Kathy Bates breaking down with everyone around her starting to realize that Jewell may be innocent was pretty powerful. The final scene I really liked was a sequence close to the end of the film where Richard Jewell finally confronts the FBI. The way Richard Jewell confronts the FBI and talks to them about why he is being investigated and when they don't respond is pretty powerful but not the most powerful scene. The thing that keeps this film from being higher than a 7 is that the technical aspects are just okay. The cinematography is serviceable and the script is fine. The film says what it needs to say and then ends. It's plain and simple. Overall, Richard Jewell provides an insightful message on our culture today about the media with powerful performances to back it up.

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Movie le cas richard jewellery. WATCH Richard Jewell ONLINE METACRITIC. 2018) English Full Movie Watch Online…. Security guard Richard Jewell (Paul Walter Hauser) discovers a suspect package during a concert celebrating the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. Although Jewell raises the alert, the pipe bomb goes off, killing one person and injuring 111. Initially hailed as a hero, Jewell becomes the chief suspect, turning his quiet existence into a living hell. Richard Jewell answers the pressing question most of us have been asking since 2009: what if Paul Blart: Mall Cop were remade as a prestige picture? Clint Eastwood ’s straight-down-
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Fantastic movie just saw it last Friday. Sam Rockwell and Kathy Bates likely are going to get Academy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress maybe even win. I am surprised the movie is not doing as well in the box office likely due to the holiday overcrowding of blockbusters and awards fare. If Clint Eastwood had dropped this movie on Netlfix pretty sure it would have a cult following like Scorsese's The Irishman by now. 0:51 start Justice Dept can't be trusted. 2:19 FBI apology. Now lets figure out what the Hell happened in the Las Vegas shooting. American security guard, Richard Jewell (Paul Walter Hauser) heroically saves thousands of lives from an exploding bomb at the 1996 Olympics, but is unjustly vilified by journalists and the press who falsely report that he was a terrorist.

Compare the wretched perp to whom Dirty Harry says, Make my day! or "Do you feel lucky? with Richard Jewell. Agent Tom Shaw expresses the very attitudes Eastwood used to hold. (Jon Hamm's performance, his best since MAD MEN, is a welcome relief from the wooden officials he has played lately.) Eastwood deserves a lot of credit for coming such a long way from the 2012 empty chair episode. As a hotelier back in the 90s, handicapped access laws were the bane of his existence. I thought he made MILLION DOLLAR BABY as a hate letter to the wheel chair handicapped who had cost him a lot of money. Frankie Dunn did one of them a favor by offing her. I despised Eastwood for that, and lamented those who tried to find some sort of enlightened death-with-dignity message in it. He has redeemed himself in my eyes. I'll bet there's more to come. (I hope he will make his cheap shot at Kathy Scruggs right, for starters...

 

I think theyre getting away from the main point. Regardless whether she used herself in a sexual nature to obtain information she still ran a story that wasnt based on truth and along with the FBI put Richard Jewell and his family through a nightmarish ordeal. The character might have been two dimensional but maybe the real Kathy was a two dimensional person. I sure as hell dont know and neither does anyone else unless they knew her in real life. It is very unfortunate that she passed, along with the real Richard Jewell.

 

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I remember watching the mini series first. My father had given me the book to read as well. When the movie came out I was excited because it was just as great as the series. Buchheim didn't think that some of the anti war/Hitler regime attitude was as prevalent as in his book but I think it still was present enough. One of the best submarine movies ever and it keeps you in it's grip the entire time. It also shows the how these guys lived in those swimming coffins, the cruel reality of this insane war, and how Hitler had begun to abandon not only the U-boats but eventually his Kriegsmarine.

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Idi i smotri trailer. Idi i smotri ruski film. Idi i smotri full movie. I do not like war movies. In fact, I believe that all movies should have a happy ending. I suppose the fact that Florya survives is this film's version of a so-called happy ending, however, as this is based on WWII, a happy ending does not make sense.
The scenes that resonate with me are the most humanistic. In the beginning of the film Florya attempts to make his two twin sisters laugh prior to him joining the Soviet Partisan forces as his mother attempts to convince him to stay. This causes me to believe that not only did he not comprehend the severity of the situation, but he also wanted his little sisters to remain calm. Before leaving, one of the officers pointed out that the girls were identical, this foreshadows the difficult times and ultimate death of the family, as the Nazi party did testing on twins during the Holocaust.
The most beautiful scene in the film was after Florya and Glasha realized they were abandoned and they came across each other, both in tears. The wonderful part of this film was how evident human emotion was depicted. However, Glasha's expressions elicited confusion on my behalf, as at times I thought she went mad. Unfortunately the beautiful scene of them in the forest was ruined by bombs being dropped. This caused me to question how they filmed the scene. The saddest scene to me was Florya's desperate attempt to find his family by working his way through a bog, and the moment when Glasha concluded he was mad as she saw the stacks of murdered bodies.
As the film comes to a close, Klimov creates a montage of photographs and scenes of Hitler and the Nazi party. The last photograph is Hitler as an infant, which may depict that evil is a trait taught by society and that people are inherently good, or quite possibly the opposite. The fact that in the last scene Florya sees snow parallels how the Nazi's were extracted from the Soviet Union, not by human strength, but by the brutal winter.
Overall, this is not a film I will see again, however it is a good depiction of the Nazi's attempt to conquer the Soviet Union during WWII, especially with a personal perspective.

 

Thank you for your opinion you should look phew documentarys about usa to learn about your country sins before critisizing others its so popular among americans to critisize stalin. yes he was a butcher however what are american presidents then in name of democracy they butchered milions of people around world in korea, vietnam iraq, afganistan and south american countrys thats all im saying i dont have anything agains americans but i hate usa as country the goverment.
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YouTube. Материал из Википедии — свободной энциклопедии Иди и смотри Жанр военная драма, трагедия Режиссёр Элем Климов Продюсер Мосфильм Автор сценария Алесь Адамович Элем Климов В главных ролях Алексей Кравченко Ольга Миронова Любомирас Лауцявичюс Оператор Алексей Родионов Композитор Олег Янченко Кинокомпания Мосфильм Беларусьфильм Длительность 145 мин. Страна СССР Язык белорусский русский немецкий Год 1985 IMDb ID 0091251 «Иди и смотри» ( белор. Iдзi i глядзi) — советский двухсерийный художественный фильм режиссёра Элема Климова, снятый в жанре военной драмы по сценарию Алеся Адамовича и самого Климова совместными усилиями киностудий « Беларусьфильм » и « Мосфильм ». Действие разворачивается на территории Белоруссии в 1943 году. В центре сюжета — белорусский мальчик, который становится свидетелем ужасов нацистской карательной акции, в течение двух дней превращаясь из жизнерадостного подростка в седого старика. Вышедший в прокат в 1985 году, к сорокалетию Победы в Великой Отечественной войне, фильм был отмечен наградами на нескольких крупных кинофестивалях и занял шестое место в советском кинопрокате 1986 года: его просмотрели 29, 8 млн зрителей. По опросу читателей журнала « Советский экран », «Иди и смотри» был признан лучшим фильмом 1986 года [1], а впоследствии укрепился в рейтингах лучших фильмов различных изданий [2] [3] [4] [5]. Сюжет [ править | править код] Белоруссия 1943 год. Деревенский подросток по имени Флёра (уменьшительное от Флориан), несмотря на протесты матери, уходит в партизанский отряд. Там он знакомится с девушкой Глашей. Флёру не берут в бой из-за его юного возраста, и он, обидевшись, решает уйти из отряда. Спустя некоторое время немцы начинают контрпартизанскую операцию. Территория лагеря подвергается обстрелу, на его расположение высаживается немецкий десант. Чудом уцелев, Флёра и Глаша вынуждены бежать из леса. Вернувшись в родную деревню Флёры, подростки никого там не застают. Решив, что жители спрятались на острове посреди болота, Флёра с Глашей бегут из деревни. При этом Флёра, в отличие от Глаши, не замечает, что за его домом, у стены, лежат недавно расстрелянные жители деревни. С трудом добравшись до острова, подростки находят группу жителей, спасшихся от немцев. Флёра узнаёт, что его мать и две малолетние сестры-близняшки убиты. Шокированный подросток, решив, что его уход в партизаны стал причиной гибели родных, совершает попытку самоубийства, но жители его спасают. Крестьяне по очереди плюют в чучело Гитлера. В это время Флёру стригут ножом, а состриженные волосы по народному обычаю закапывают в землю. Трое вооружённых крестьян вместе с Флёрой уходят на поиски продовольствия для оставшихся на острове мирных жителей. Взятое с собой чучело Гитлера они устанавливают на перекрёстке. Не заметив предупреждающий щит, двое крестьян подрываются на минах. Под ночь Флёра с напарником приходят в деревню и отбирают у местного жителя, который работает на немцев, корову. Мучимые голодом, они доят её в открытом поле, но попадают под обстрел немцев. Напарник Флёры и корова гибнут. Измождённый подросток засыпает прямо на трупе животного. Поутру он пытается разделать тушу, его замечает проезжающий мимо крестьянин. В это время в поле из бронемашины высаживается немецкая айнзацкоманда. Крестьянин уговаривает Флёру спрятать оружие в стогу сена и отправиться с ним в деревню под видом его внука — Митрофана. Фотопортрет Адольфа Гитлера, в который Флёра не смог выстрелить в финальной сцене Айнзацкоманда входит в село, и после «проверки документов» каратели, издеваясь и избивая местных жителей, сгоняют их в большой амбар. Офицер СС, заглянув в амбар, разрешает выйти взрослым без детей, но никто не выходит. В окно вылезает Флёра, постаревший от страха, а за ним — селянка с маленьким ребёнком. Немцы хохоча отнимают у неё ребёнка и через окно забрасывают его обратно в амбар, а саму женщину за волосы оттаскивают мимо лающих овчарок в грузовик. Продолжая грубо потешаться над местными жителями, немцы забрасывают амбар гранатами и бутылками с зажигательной смесью, слушая музыку, смеясь и аплодируя самим себе. Расстреливая сарай из разных видов оружия, каратели с помощью ранцевых огнемётов добавляют пламени. Обессилевший от пережитого ужаса, Флёра падает уткнувшись лицом в песок. Очнувшись, Флёра уходит в лес и обнаруживает, что айнзацкоманда попала в засаду партизан. Взяв в поле свою винтовку, он возвращается в деревню, где встречается со своим партизанским отрядом. Там же он видит изнасилованную и жестоко избитую девушку из сожжённого села. Взяв канистру бензина из брошенного немецкого мотоцикла, подросток идёт на место суда над взятыми в плен карателями. Партизаны собираются расстрелять их, но каратели, среди которых много коллаборационистов, начинают оправдываться и просить о пощаде. Лишь эсэсовец- фанатик заявляет через переводчика, что «не все народы имеют право на жизнь… вас не должно быть». По знаку командира Флёра подаёт немецкому переводчику канистру с бензином, и тот в надежде спасти себя поливает им кричащих пленных. Но, не выдержав отвратительной сцены, одна из женщин начинает стрелять по ним из ППШ, и к ней тут же присоединяются остальные партизаны. После этого житель сожженной деревни бросает уже бесполезный факел в лужу, и все молча расходятся. Партизаны уходят из деревни. Измученный, седой и морщинистый Флёра находит чуть поодаль от места суда портрет Гитлера с надписью «Гітлер асвабадзіцель» и начинает исступлённо в него стрелять. Сцена сопровождается нарезкой кинохроники ключевых событий становления, развития и последствий немецкого национал-социализма, идущей в обратном хронологическом порядке: концлагеря  — начало Второй мировой войны  — приход нацистов к власти  — Пивной путч и беспорядки в Веймарской республике  — Первая мировая война и т. д. Звучит музыка — нацистские марши и фрагменты из произведений Рихарда Вагнера. Флёра всё это время стреляет, пока на экране не появляется младенческий портрет Гитлера с матерью, выстрелить в который он не находит в себе сил. Финальная сцена — подросток с лицом старика, искажённым ужасом и болью, и партизаны, уходящие в лес, покрывшийся снегом, под музыку « Реквиема » Моцарта. В ролях [ править | править код] Актёр Роль Алексей Кравченко Флёра (Флориан) Гайшун Ольга Миронова Глаша Любомирас Лауцявичюс Косач, командир партизанского отряда (озвучивает Валерий Кравченко) Владас Багдонас партизан по прозвищу «Рубеж» Юри Лумисте оберштурмфюрер, нацист-фанатик Виктор Лоренц штурмбаннфюрер, командир карательного отряда Евгений Тиличеев Гежель, коллаборант переводчик Александр Берда начштаба партизанского отряда Василий Домрачев маленький полицай в каске Евгений Крыжановский партизан в очках Анатолий Сливников партизан, переодетый в немецкого солдата Татьяна Шестакова мать Флёры Александра Ровенских немка в автомобиле, она же позже умирающая в лесу Валентин Мишаткин полицай на крыше сарая во время сжигания Игорь Гневашев эпизод Пётр Меркурьев Светлана Зеленковская эпизод (нет в титрах) Историческая основа [ править | править код] Мы обязаны истребить население — это входит в нашу миссию охраны германского населения. Я имею право уничтожить миллионы людей низшей расы, которые размножаются, как черви. С 1940 года германскими правительственными структурами разрабатывался план «Ост», предполагавший культурное опустошение завоёванных территорий на востоке и физическое уничтожение значительной части их населения. Авторы плана рассчитывали уничтожить или переселить в Сибирь три четверти населения Белоруссии. Оставшихся жителей предполагалось превратить в рабов, лишив их каких-либо прав [6], а территорию республики использовать для выращивания нужных, но непригодных в пищу растений, например, кок-сагыза [7] [8]. Документы плана «Ост», «Инструкция об особых областях к директиве № 21 ( план „Барбаросса“)», «О военной подсудности в районе „Барбаросса“ и об особых полномочиях войск», «Двенадцать заповедей поведения немцев на востоке и их обращение с русскими» и другие директивы Гитлера освобождали солдат вермахта от ответственности за преступления и возводили террор по отношению к мирному населению в ранг государственной политики [6]. Казнённые белорусские партизаны. 1943 год Власти Третьего рейха приступили к реализации геноцида с первых дней войны. Согласно данным мемориального комплекса Хатынь, всего немцы и коллаборационисты провели в Белоруссии более 140 крупных карательных операций; коренное население уничтожалось, угонялось в лагеря смерти или на принудительные работы в Германию. Итогом нацистской политики геноцида и « выжженной земли » в Белоруссии стали 2 230 000 человек (каждый четвёртый), уничтоженных за три года оккупации. В ходе карательных операций было уничтожено вместе с населением 628 населённых пунктов, из которых 186 так и не были восстановлены, так как были убиты все их жители [9] [10]. В ответ на зверства оккупантов стали формироваться партизанские отряды. К концу 1941 года в рядах партизан сражались 12 000 человек в 230 отрядах [11]. Численность белорусских партизан к концу войны превышала 374 тысячи человек. Они были объединены в 1255 отрядов, из которых 997 входили в состав 213 бригад и полков, а 258 отрядов действовали самостоятельно [12]. 22 марта 1943 года два взвода 1-й роты 118-го полицейского охранного батальона попали в засаду, организованную партизанским отрядом «Мститель». В ходе боя были убиты трое и ранены несколько карателей. Для преследования партизан была вызвана помощь: из Логойска прибыла часть зондербатальона « Дирлевангер », а из деревни Плещеницы  — часть 118-го украинского полицейского охранного батальона. Каратели расстреляли 26 жителей деревни Козыри, которых заподозрили в содействии партизанам, и в тот же день ворвались в деревню Хатынь. После кратковременного боя партизаны отступили под давлением превосходящих сил противника. Каратели не стали их преследовать, а учинили расправу над жителями Хатыни. В огне погибло 149 человек, включая 75 детей [13]. Название деревни впоследствии стало символом нацистских преступлений [14], и именно этот эпизод войны, по словам режиссёра фильма, Элема Климова, подтолкнул его к созданию «Иди и смотри»: Создание фильма [ править | править код] Сценарий [ править | править код] Режиссёр Элем Климов долгое время хотел снять фильм о войне. Родом из Сталинграда, он в детстве стал свидетелем ужасов Великой Отечественной. Особое впечатление на будущего режиссёра произвела ночная эвакуация по Волге, когда среди разрывов бомб он увидел, как полыхает растянувшийся на много километров вдоль берега город. Сильные детские впечатления от пережитого остались у Климова навсегда, и он считал своим долгом снять фильм о том периоде истории [16]. Помимо детских воспоминаний, были и другие причины. По словам режиссёра, « холодная война » оказывала чрезвычайное психологическое давление, и мысль о возможном развязывании третьей мировой войны «буквально ощущалась физически». В связи с этим лично он очень хотел успеть осуществить свою давнюю мечту. Кроме того, Климов был недоволен своим предыдущим фильмом « Агония ». Несмотря на прекрасный состав съёмочной группы, он считал, что не справился с задачей показать сверхсложное человеческое состояние, и хотел реабилитироваться в собственных глазах [16] [17]. Тот, кто забывает своё прошлое, обречён пережить его снова. — Элем Климов [8] Начав поиски материала, связанного и с прошлой, и с возможной грядущей войной, Климов наткнулся на книгу белорусского писателя Алеся Адамовича, о котором до этого не слышал. Прочтя « Хатынскую повесть », режиссёр оценил талант автора, сумевшего впечатляюще передать кошмары оккупации и творившегося в годы войны геноцида. Познакомившись с Адамовичем, Климов предложил ему совместную работу. Однако, по словам режиссёра, фильм не стал экранизацией повести: книга была лишь «отправным импульсом», частично использовавшимся в качестве основы. В сценарий также вошли отдельные мотивы из романа Адамовича « Партизаны » и его документально-философской притчи « Каратели ». Но наиболее значимым источником стала книга « Я из огненной деревни », написанная Адамовичем совместно с белорусскими коллегами Янкой Брылем и Владимиром Колесником [18]. В отличие от художественных произведений Адамовича, книга «Я из огненной деревни» состояла из документальных свидетельств людей, переживших нацистский геноцид в Белоруссии. Содержание произвело на Климова неизгладимое впечатление [8], и впоследствии режиссёр вспоминал: Никогда не забуду лицо, глаза одного крестьянина, его тихий-тихий рассказ о том, как всю их деревню загнали в церковь и перед сожжением офицер из зондеркоманды предложил: «Кто без детей, выходи». И он не выдержал, вышел, оставив внутри жену и маленьких детишек… Как сожгли, например, другую деревню: взрослых всех согнали в амбар, а детей оставили. А потом, пьяные, окружили их с овчарками и позволили собакам рвать детей [15]. Сценарий фильма назывался «Убейте Гитлера»: название было задумано в глобальном смысле, как призыв убить дьявольское начало, в первую очередь, в себе [16]. Режиссёр понимал, что это будет очень жестокий фильм, и полагал, что вряд ли кто-нибудь сможет его смотреть. Сказав об этому Адамовичу, Климов в ответ услышал: «Пусть не смотрят. Мы должны это оставить после себя. Как свидетельство войны, как мольбу о мире» [15]. В 1987 году киносценарий был издан отдельной книгой в серии «Библиотека кинодраматургии». Первая попытка [ править | править код] «…и вот, конь бледный, и на нём всадник, которому имя „смерть“; и ад следовал за ним»; « Апокалипсис » — фреска польского художника Игнатия Гердеевского, работы XIX века Ещё в начале своей карьеры Элем Климов получил репутацию режиссёра, не склонного к компромиссам с цензорами. Выход каждого его фильма сопровождался значительными трудностями, так как творческие приёмы и идеи режиссёра не устраивали Госкино. Например, одну из его первых короткометражных работ (« Жиних ») пришлось отстаивать именитому композитору Микаэлу Таривердиеву: Госкино не одобряло использование в качестве музыкального сопровождения фрагмента из балета Прокофьева « Ромео и Джульетта ». В результате Климов оказался в плохих отношениях с ректором ВГИКа, который упорно препятствовал запуску на « Мосфильме » фильма « Добро пожаловать, или Посторонним вход воспрещён », дипломной работы режиссёра. Ректор счёл её «антисоветской», так как, несмотря на развлекательный характер ленты, формально снимавшейся для детской аудитории, показанный пионерлагерь вызывал невыгодные ассоциации с государством. Эта и остальные картины Климова выходили с длительными проволочками и нередко — малым количеством копий или вообще «складывались на полку». Но создание «Иди и смотри» режиссёру далось труднее всех остальных картин [19]. Запуск фильма в производство начался в 1977 году: была собрана съёмочная группа, шли поиски натуры и отбор актёров. Исполнителем роли Флёры был назначен 15-летний подросток родом из Сибири, сумевший на пробах передать сложнейшие состояния своего героя. Работа шла полным ходом, но съёмки всё равно не удавалось начать, хотя с самого начала работы над фильмом Климова очень поддерживал первый секретарь ЦК Компартии Белоруссии Пётр Машеров, который в годы войны был одним из руководителей партизанского движения в Белоруссии и отчасти выступил историческим консультантом фильма. Но позже Машеров заболел и уехал на лечение в Москву, после чего Климов столкнулся с сильным сопротивлением чиновников Госкино. Руководство не утверждало сценарий: сцена, где главные герои продираются через топкое болото, была воспринята как «пропаганда эстетики грязи»; раздавленный старостой муравейник — «унижающее уподобление нашего народа муравьям», а расстрел коровы на ночном поле — «натурализм» и «смакование» [20]. Возражения вызвали и сцена сожжения деревни, так как в ней «отсутствовал размах партизанского движения», и отказ Флёры от выстрела в Гитлера-младенца, охарактеризованный цензорами как «всепрощенчество, абстрактный гуманизм и неклассовый подход» [20]. Ультимативные требования Госкино Климов отказался выполнить, так как посчитал их «убивающими фильм наповал», после чего картину закрыли [15] [20]. Но Климов не сдался и продолжил борьбу за фильм, на которую ушло несколько лет. Это было крайне сложное время: у режиссёра случился нервный срыв, из-за которого ему пришлось взять перерыв почти на год. В 1979 году в автокатастрофе погибла его жена — Лариса Шепитько. В следующем году — также в автокатастрофе — погиб и Пётр Машеров. В итоге только в 1984 году Климов смог приступить к съёмкам, не уступив в «кабинетной» борьбе ни одной цензурной правке. Единственным изменением, внесённым за это время, стало название фильма — «Иди и смотри» вместо изначально задуманного «Убейте Гитлера». Новое название было придумано буквально «на ходу». Климова вызвали в Госкино, заранее сообщив ему, что слово «Гитлер» в названии присутствовать не может ни в коем случае. По дороге Климов поручил брату Герману пролистать библейский « Апокалипсис », где были найдены следующие строки ( глава 6, стих 7) [15] [16]: Подбор актёров [ править | править код] Поскольку со времени первоначального отбора актёров прошло семь лет, и исполнитель главной роли уже вырос, подготовительный процесс пришлось начинать сначала. На главную роль режиссёр по-прежнему хотел найти не профессионального актёра, способного привычно защититься от переживаний, а простого мальчика лет четырнадцати. В связи со сложностью образа было просмотрено большое количество кандидатов [16]. Исполнитель главной роли Алексей Кравченко, по собственному признанию, не собирался участвовать в пробах и отправился туда по просьбе друга, который очень хотел сниматься в кино и попросил поддержать его. На пробах Кравченко попросили изобразить этюд «смерть матери». По его собственному признанию, он непроизвольно заплакал так убедительно, что прослезились даже некоторые члены комиссии. Климов же не был окончательно убеждён и дополнительно «тестировал» кандидата на роль. Например, одним из таких тестов стал просмотр кинохроники военных лет, в том числе с кадрами из концлагерей. После нескольких часов просмотра Кравченко был предложен чай с тортом, от которого подросток твёрдо отказался. Этот отказ оправдал ожидания режиссёра, испытывавшего актёра на способность искренне пропустить чужое горе и страдания через себя [21]. Для роли Алексею также пришлось сильно похудеть. Молодой актёр был посажен на жёсткую диету, но сам решил, что этого недостаточно и начал бегать на большие расстояния, чтобы лучше сформировать образ измождённого ребёнка [22]. На роль Глаши была утверждена студентка художественного училища Ольга Миронова, которую, как и Алексея Кравченко, Климов отобрал, рассчитывая не столько на мастерство исполнения, сколько на глубину и чистоту их личностных переживаний в предложенных трагических обстоятельствах [18]. Для Мироновой «Иди и смотри» стал первым и последним участием в кино. Окончив училище, «Глаша» стала школьной учительницей [23]. Если в 1977 году Климов предусматривал участие известных актёров (например, Стефании Станюты и Алексея Петренко), то в 1984 году он предпочёл выбрать совершенно неизвестные лица. Руководствуясь принципом снимать в предельно подлинных обстоятельствах, режиссёр позже утвердился во мнении, что работа с непрофессионалами полностью себя оправдала. Например, сожжённого заживо старосту деревни сыграл местный деревенский житель Казимир Рабецкий, в войну находившийся на том же острове, где проходили съёмки. Его предсмертный монолог был снят без запинок и необходимости переозвучивать, а Климов позже отзывался об этом случае как об «актёрском подвиге» [8]. Съёмочный процесс [ править | править код] Съёмки фильма проходили в хронологическом порядке в течение девяти месяцев в Березинском заповеднике [24], в окрестностях деревни Каменка. В этот период Элем Климов был единственным членом съёмочной группы, который ни на день не оставлял место натурных съёмок из боязни утратить связь с трагедией. В ходе работы он регулярно перечитывал книгу « Я из огненной деревни », отзываясь о ней как о лакмусовой бумаге, не позволившей ему ни на йоту соврать в фильме [16]. Впрочем, режиссёр предпочёл ограничить количество страшных деталей геноцида, в изобилии описываемых в произведении: Несмотря на мотивацию, богатый опыт и хорошую подготовку к съёмкам, Климов признавался, что снимали «долго и непроизводительно». Из-за отсутствия опыта у Кравченко он был вынужден тратить много времени на объяснения. В связи с этим сам Кравченко впоследствии отмечал высокий профессионализм и сдержанность режиссёра, который ни разу не повысил на него голос. Было необходимо подготовить юного актёра к сложнейшим переживаниям и в то же время защитить его от стрессов. Для этого Климов с психологами и гипнологами заранее разработал подробную систему психологической защиты, включавшую тестирование и вход в подсознание, насыщение знанием и разгрузку во избежание психических нарушений [15]. Несмотря на это, подростку не раз приходилось балансировать на грани между здравым рассудком и сумасшествием. Позднее он признался Климову, что во время съёмок сцены в амбаре «чуть не сошёл с ума» [16], хотя в дальнейших интервью утверждал, что никакого стресса на съёмках не испытывал [25]. Также на Кравченко произвела сильное впечатление сцена с коровой: при съёмках использовались боевые трассирующие патроны, и при попадании одной из выпущенных пуль животное встало на дыбы, чуть не задавив актёра [21]. Из-за полученного ранения корова скончалась прямо на съёмочной площадке [26]. Позже в прессе появились слухи, что на съёмках молодой актёр подвергался гипнозу, но он лично это отрицал. По словам Кравченко, на съёмках присутствовал только детский психолог, поскольку шла тяжёлая работа, и режиссёр боялся нервных срывов [27]. Вместо гипноза использовался аутотренинг, которым Климов занимался сам и настоял, чтобы Кравченко тоже этому научился [28]. Единственным случаем, когда режиссёр хотел использовать гипноз, была съёмка сцены на болоте, где Флёра пытается утопиться в грязи. Здесь от гипноза уже отказался сам Кравченко, сыграв сцену с одного дубля [24]. Съёмочная группа Помимо боевых патронов в фильме использовались и настоящие снаряды. Связано это было со стремлением Климова к подлинности. Изначально планировалось использование пиротехники и взрывпакетов, но после нескольких дублей режиссёр с оператором пришли к выводу, что такие взрывы выглядят ненатурально. После этого применялись настоящие снаряды, значительно увеличив степень риска для актёров [29]. Для безопасности актёров и операторской группы во время съёмки сцены обстрела трассирующими пулями они находились за бетонной плитой высотой 1, 5 и шириной 5 метров [30]. Поскольку в съёмках принимало участие большое количество непрофессиональных актёров, среди которых были и пожилые люди, Климов испытывал сильный душевный дискомфорт, заставляя их вновь переживать войну. Режиссёр считал, что, несмотря на то что у белорусов «геноцид в генах», поистине сыграть это им не позволяет «механизм психологической защиты» — способность человеческого организма забывать тяжёлые потрясения. В связи с этим Климову приходилось предпринимать неожиданные шаги [16]. Например, на съёмках сцены сожжения деревни массовку — местных жителей — согнали в амбар, но нужного накала эмоций никак не удавалось добиться. Кто-то из съёмочной группы пустил слух, что «киношники могут и всерьёз сжечь» [8], а один из актёров, игравших немцев, дал в воздух очередь из автомата. В результате, по словам Климова, «из амбара раздался такой человеческий вой, сымитировать который было бы не под силу ни одному актёру» [15]. В заключительном эпизоде этой же сцены в амбаре было оставлено несколько человек, которые должны были высовываться в окна и трясти ворота, а по мере разгорания пожара выйти через заднюю дверь. Когда они уже вышли, Евгений Тиличеев, сыгравший переводчика-коллаборациониста, в шутку сказал, что в амбаре осталось «всего человек семь», тем самым спровоцировав бурю эмоций [8]. С более молодыми актёрами массовки возникла проблема несколько другого рода: многие парни и девушки, приглашённые играть партизан, поначалу часто веселились и к работе относились несерьёзно. По совету Алеся Адамовича Климов включил через усилитель песни военного времени, которые эффективно настроили актёров на рабочий лад [31]. В ущерб подлинности пришлось отказаться от белорусского языка. По словам Алексея Кравченко, на озвучивании было принято решение «сделать такой мутант русского и белорусского, потому что, если бы я говорил на чистом белорусском, никто ничего бы не понял» [32]. Не обошлось на съёмках и без курьёзных эпизодов. Чтобы подчеркнуть тяжесть бед, пережитых подростком, режиссёр решил поменять главному герою цвет глаз с синих на карие, для чего были использованы контактные линзы. По воспоминаниям Алексея Кравченко, он не знал, что это такое, и на решение Климова «установить линзы» отреагировал спокойно, подумав, что это разновидность осветительных приборов. Оказавшись у офтальмолога и узнав суть режиссёрского указания, актёр испытал неподдельный ужас [21]. К возникшим же слухам о настоящей седине и нарушениях психики Кравченко по сей день относится с юмором, воспринимая их как высокую оценку своего актёрского мастерства [33]. Стоит заметить, что почвой для слухов о седине стало высокое качество гримировочной краски, использовавшейся для превращения мальчика в старика. Для создания образа использовали так называемый «серебряный грим» ( англ.   Silber Interference Grease-Paint) производства компании Kryolan Brandel. При этом под обычный грим наносился слой серебра, изменявший характер отражения света [34]. Быстро привести волосы в прежний вид оказалось невозможно, и Кравченко по окончании съёмок вернулся домой седым, проходив в таком виде ещё какое-то время [32]. Во время съёмок была использована радиоуправляемая модель самолёта-разведчика « Focke-Wulf Fw 189 Uhu » с размахом крыльев 2, 5 метра. Устройством управляли мастера авиамодельного спорта СССР А. Харламов и В. Беляев. Чтобы избежать впечатления «игрушечности» на экране оператор Родионов применил ускоренную киносъёмку с частотой 70 кадров в секунду специальным аппаратом «Темп» 1СКЛ [30]. Фильм снят наполовину на импортной негативной киноплёнке « Eastman Kodak 5293», а остальная часть на советские «ДС-5м» и «ЛН-8». В сцене фотографирования использована дополнительная дозированная засветка с переменной экспозицией, что позволило имитировать появление солнца и создать иллюзию выцветшей старой фотографии [35]. Неснятая сцена [ править | править код] Впоследствии Элем Климов в интервью сожалел о том, что ему не удалось снять кульминационную сцену фильма. Она задумывалась по сценарию, и именно из-за неё он выбрал название «Иди и смотри». По словам режиссёра, организация съёмок была далеко не идеальной, и времени осуществить задуманное в полной мере не хватило. Фильм снимался в хронологической последовательности, и для решения режиссёрских задач исполнитель главной роли, непрофессиональный актёр, должен был постепенно пройти страшный путь своего героя. Последовательная духовная перемена Кравченко-Флёры стоила рабочему процессу лишних полутора месяцев, и съёмки «упёрлись» в зиму: финальный уход партизан уже снимался в заснеженном лесу [26]. Впрочем, Климов вспоминал, что в дальнейших разговорах с Адамовичем пришёл к выводу, что зрители могли бы и не выдержать этой сцены: Это апокалипсическая сцена на гигантском торфяном болоте с лесом, чудом сохранившимся на нём, вокруг которого идёт бой равных сил: немцев и партизан, — никуда в сторону нельзя шагнуть, уйти, ускакать, потому что провалишься в горящий торф, как в ад, и нет этому бою конца, бой идёт до полного уничтожения. Солнце как бы остановилось над лесом и ждёт, когда люди добьют друг друга. А тут же мирные жители, и коровы, и дети, и раненые — одним словом, конец света [36] [17]. Реакция и признание [ править | править код] Премьера фильма «Иди и смотри» состоялась летом 1985 года на Московском международном кинофестивале, где он был удостоен «Золотого приза» и отмечен премией ФИПРЕССИ [37]. В советский кинопрокат фильм вышел 17 октября 1985 года и по результатам 1986 года занял шестое место: его просмотрели 29, 8 млн зрителей [38]. В последующие три года фильм демонстрировался в одиннадцати странах, преимущественно европейских, но также был показан в Северной Америке и в Азии [39]. По словам Климова, за рубежом фильм показался настолько шокирующим, что во время сеансов у кинотеатров дежурили кареты «скорой помощи», увозя слишком впечатлительных зрителей [16]. На одном из обсуждений фильма встал пожилой немец и сказал: «Я солдат вермахта. Больше того — офицер вермахта. Я прошёл всю Польшу, Белоруссию, дошёл до Украины. Я свидетельствую: всё рассказанное в этом фильме — правда. И самое страшное и стыдное для меня — что этот фильм увидят мои дети и внуки» [15]. В 1985 году фильм был выдвинут от СССР в число претендентов на премию «Оскар» в номинации « Лучший фильм на иностранном языке », однако в итоге не был номинирован [40]. По опросу читателей журнала « Советский экран » «Иди и смотри» был признан лучшим фильмом 1986 года, а впоследствии утвердился во многих кинорейтингах, в том числе и зарубежных. Фильм удерживает рейтинг в 95 процентов «свежести» по шкале Rotten Tomatoes [2]. По версии журнала « Time Out », картина занимает шестую строчку в списке «50 лучших военных фильмов всех времён» [3], одновременно являясь лучшим фильмом о Второй мировой войне [4]. В 2008 году другой британский журнал — Empire  — включил ленту в список «500 величайших фильмов всех времён» под номером 60 [41]. По результатам опроса, проведённого в 2012 году британским журналом « Sight & Sound » среди режиссёров, картина заняла 30 место в списке лучших фильмов всех времён [5]. В августе 2019 года американский кинотелепортал « Screen Rant » составил подборку десяти лучших фильмов о Второй Мировой войне. Фильм «Иди и смотри» занял в списке первую строчку [ источник? ]. После выхода «Иди и смотри» Климов впервые получил возможность выезжать за границу, в разных странах стали проходить ретроспективы его фильмов. Режиссёр говорил, что, несмотря на чувство неимоверного психологического подъёма, его стало преследовать ощущение того, что он в кино уже всё перепробовал. Тогда он стал готовиться к «невозможному» — экранизации « Мастера и Маргариты », даже после того как в возможности снимать этот фильм ему отказал лично председатель Госкино Филипп Ермаш. В соавторстве со своим братом Германом режиссёр написал сценарий по знаменитому роману Булгакова, но в результате радикальной смены власти в Союзе кинематографистов Климов был избран его председателем. Это стало для него полной неожиданностью, но от новой роли он не отказался и начал перестраивать систему кинопроизводства и кинопроката в Советском Союзе. Эта деятельность фактически поставила крест на его дальнейших творческих планах. Таким образом, «Иди и смотри» стал заключительным фильмом в его режиссёрской карьере [19]. Критика [ править | править код] Подавляющее большинство критиков высоко оценивает фильм, хотя некоторые из них связывали показанное на экране с советской пропагандой. Например, критик « The Washington Post » Рита Кемпли в своей рецензии, датируемой 1987 годом, утверждает, что Климов «перегнул палку» с изображением нацистов как маньяков, а слова карателя «Вас не должно быть. Низшие расы плодят заразу коммунизма» — реверанс в сторону Политбюро [42]. Критик « The New York Times » Уолтер Гудман, чей отзыв также был опубликован в 1987 году, предостерегает зрителя, что «мощный материал, мощно преподнесённый» Элемом Климовым, сильно затянут. Это создаёт впечатление искусственно стимулируемого давления на психику, из-за которого достигается обратный результат: эффекты перестают оказывать действие. По словам Гудмана, гримасничающий Алексей Кравченко выглядит преимущественно как тело, через которое Климов пытается донести свои эмоции до зрителя. Как и Кемпли, Гудман резко критикует изображение нацистов в фильме как бесчеловечных, трусливых садистов, а эпизод, когда немец, тянущий крестьянку за волосы по земле, деловито останавливается прикурить, критик расценивает как «смакование» зла Климовым [43]. Подобное восприятие не является характерным для иностранных критиков. Например, немецкий критик Андреас Кильб, обозреватель газеты « Die Zeit », назвал фильм «впечатляющим примером нового поколения фильмов о войне, выходящих на экраны весной 1987 года, наряду со „Взводом“ Оливера Стоуна и „Письмами мёртвого человека“ Константина Лопушанского: без героев, без победы, без утешения о „высшей необходимости“ о пострадавших и погибших» [44]. Впрочем, Кемпли с положительной точки зрения сравнила «галлюцинаторный ад крови, грязи и прогрессирующего безумия» с драмой Фрэнсиса Форда Копполы « Апокалипсис сегодня », а зрелищную «визуальную поэзию» Климова — с « Сибириадой » Андрея Кончаловского [42]. Гудман, в свою очередь, назвал Климова «бесспорным талантом» и «мастером нереального реализма», способным проникнуть вглубь событий за гранью человеческого восприятия. Таким событием критик посчитал, в частности, временную глухоту Флёры, когда звуки внешнего мира для мальчика становятся тише его собственного дыхания [43]. Джим Хоберман (« The Village Voice », 2001) назвал фильм «сильным произведением искусства, стремящимся к провидению». Среди наиболее впечатливших его моментов критик отметил «окаменевшее от страха» лицо Флёры и сожжение деревни, которое он охарактеризовал как «варварский цирк с гремящей музыкой, в котором отряд пьяных немецких солдат выстраивает и отправляет крестьян на ужасную гибель в огне» [45]. Коллега Хобермана, Эллиот Стейн (2009) описывает фильм как «поразительную смесь лиричной поэтичности и экспрессионистского кошмара» [46]. Иэн Нэйтан (« Empire », 2006) оценил игру Алексея Кравченко как «одну из величайших детских актёрских работ всех времён» и охарактеризовал картину как «беспощадный шедевр и гениальную демонстрацию причинной и следственной природ жестокости». Он же, отмечая резкие контрасты между «адом на земле» и неземной красотой, провёл параллели с «величием и безумием „Апокалипсиса сегодня“» [47]. Несколько иного мнения придерживались Тим Лотт (« The Guardian », 2009) и Фил де Семлен ( «Empire», 2010): в сравнении с «Иди и смотри» Лотт счёл работу Копполы «легковесной» [48], тогда как де Семлен был более категоричен, заявив, что «ни один фильм — ни „Апокалипсис сегодня“, ни „ Цельнометаллическая оболочка “ — не изображают дегуманизирующий эффект войны более отчётливо или ужасно» [49]. В то же время российский режиссёр Андрей Эшпай довольно прохладно отозвался о фильме, назвав его «триллером плохого вкуса», хоть и «мощно сделанным» [50]. Том Хаддлстон (« Time Out », 2009), с оговоркой, что в кино невозможно полноценно отобразить ужасы войны, заявил, что среди более успешных попыток это сделать, от « Битвы на Сомме » до « Спасти рядового Райана », ни одному режиссёру не удавалось столь близко подойти к цели, как Климову. По словам критика — это совершенно обычный военный фильм, «может, чуть более мрачный», но только до тех пор, пока взрыв бомбы не оглушает Флёру, после чего ему предстоит рухнуть в неизбежный кошмар постоянно растущего безумия. Сцену сожжения деревни Хаддлстон характеризует как одни из «самых свихнувшихся кадров, когда-либо запечатлённых на целлулоид, библейское избиение младенцев », при этом восхищённо отмечая, что грим, превративший румяного подростка в измождённого старика, позволяет зрителю видеть, как ломается психика человека, намного эффективнее, чем любая книга или диалог [51]. Схожие термины использовал и Александр Шпагин, российский критик и историк кино, отметив, что ненависть и злоба, возведённые в абсолют, лишают людей человеческого облика, а абсурдистская шизофрения, задающаяся как код произведения с первых минут экранного времени, продолжается как в действиях, так и в истеричных диалогах героев, независимо от того, на чьей они стороне [52]. Дениз Янгблад, профессор истории Вермонтского университета и специалист по советской культурной политике, назвала «Иди и смотри» одним из наиболее сильных антивоенных фильмов. В отличие от многих западных критиков, Янгблад рассматривает фильм в первую очередь как знаковое явление для советского кинематографа. Одним из наиболее бросающихся в глаза отличий от традиционного советского военного кино прежних лет Янгблад называет отсутствие какого-либо героизма и приукрашиваний: мать Флёры — не благородная женщина, приносящая себя в жертву ради победы; дети — не розовощёкие ребята, а «дети войны»; партизаны — не благородные герои, которые говорят о защите Родины и милостиво сохраняют жизни пленным, и, наконец, Флёра — «уж точно не герой, а всего лишь ребёнок, слепо продирающийся через апокалипсис» [53]. Схожей точки зрения придерживается Скотт Тобиас, критик издания «The AV Club», говоря, что фильм «далёк от патриотического памятника тяжело доставшейся России победе. Наоборот, это леденящее кровь напоминание о том, какой ужасной ценой она досталась» [54]. Важной составляющей фильма, по утверждению критика Майи Туровской, являются личные переживания его создателей: военные воспоминания Адамовича и личная боль Климова от утраты жены [55]. Роджер Эберт (« Chicago Sun-Times ») в рецензии 2010 года назвал последнюю работу Климова «одним из самых опустошающих фильмов о войне», где, по его предположению, «живые, должно быть, завидуют мёртвым». Отметив, что в советском кинематографе тематика Гитлера была достаточно безопасной и удобной в качестве политической аллегории, Эберт признался, что картина — гораздо больше, чем простая аллегория, а лично он едва ли видел фильм, более безжалостно изображающий человеческое зло [56]. Культурная ценность [ править | править код] Художественные образы [ править | править код] Для фильма характерны полукруговые и круговые мизансцены, символизирующие круги ада, через которые проходит главный герой [18] «Иди и смотри» показывает характерную для XX века практику массовых ликвидаций людей, в результате которой гуманистическая философская мысль заново задалась вопросом о возможностях Добра в условиях тотального наступления Зла. Несмотря на то, что сама по себе концепция уничтожения людей по какому-либо признаку — не нова, фильм Климова охватывает период истории, память о котором остаётся живой во многих странах мира в силу его относительной недавности и беспрецедентных масштабов казней мирного населения. Историческая реальность изображаемых событий, подчёркнутая в документальной точности деревенской жизни, предметов партизанского быта и костюмов героев фильма, дополняет философскую притчу о Добре и Зле, которое взято в момент своего триумфа и доминирует на протяжении почти всего фильма. Редки короткие передышки от ужаса войны, и после них немедленно следует возврат к мучениям: игриво сверкающий в лучах солнца дождь, проливающийся на Флёру и Глашу, быстро сменяется беспощадными разрывами бомб; иллюзорный уют тёплого очага Флёриного дома мгновенно улетучивается при виде распластанных на полу тряпичных кукол, лежащих почти как трупы людей у околицы [18]. Как резюмировал журнал «TimeOut»: «Фильм Климова без каких-либо недомолвок утверждает, что если Бог и есть, то в начале 40-х он брал очень долгий перерыв на обед» [4]. Обострив зрительское восприятие документальной точностью, режиссёр создал иллюзию реальности, насытив образный ряд фильма красочными визуальными метафорами, символизирующими триумф смерти и торжество сил ада: зыбучий песок, набитый трупами; парящий в небе, как ангел смерти, рогатый квадрат немецкого разведывательного самолёта; поле, застеленное густо-серой мглой, из которой, как всадники Апокалипсиса, возникают каратели на мотоциклах с трупом обнажённого расстрелянного человека на прицепе; игривый лори на плече командира айнзацкоманды, будничным тоном отдающего приказ на уничтожение деревни [48]. Не останавливаясь на очевидных аллегориях, режиссёр на протяжении всего фильма выстраивает персонажей и декорации полукруговыми и круговыми мизансценами, олицетворяющими круги ада, которые проходит главный герой. Одной из ключевых здесь является сцена на острове, когда Флёру, только что пытавшегося захлебнуться в жидкой грязи, женщины умывают и совершают постриг, призванный очистить подростка перед входом в новый круг ада. Лишь в самом финале картины приходит «искупление» в виде белого снега, накрывающего землю сродни белым одеждам, которые укутывают святых страдальцев, описанных в Апокалипсисе [18]. Несмотря на жёсткую привязку к конкретному месту и времени, для фильма характерны масштабные, метафорические обобщения. Главный герой не производит впечатление человека с тонкой душевной организацией, однако его простое лицо и крепкое телосложение позволяют зрителю ассоциировать подростка с обычными людьми, силами которых и была выиграна Великая Отечественная война [18]. Опять же сцена на острове является метафорой, призванной подчеркнуть эту мысль: главный герой чувствует единение с находящимися там людьми и тем самым, по выражению Климова, «несёт тему народа». Одновременно с этим, Флёра — единственный, кто выходит из сарая, набитого людьми, физически невредимым, что предполагает груз на его совести за то, что он бросил деревенских жителей [8]. В свою очередь, каратели для режиссёра — не люди, а звери, на время и неумело прикинувшиеся людьми. Их внутренние мотивы, будь то искренняя вера в слова фюрера или страх за собственную жизнь, несмотря на мимолётное упоминание в концовке, не рассматриваются, хотя в повести Адамовича «Каратели» описывались стадии нравственного падения людей, отобранных в айнзацкоманды из среды умиравших от голода военнопленных. В фильме каратели даны преимущественно на общих и дальних планах с пластикой и поведением инфернальных существ [18]. Тем не менее, в своей массе убийцы мирных жителей являются важным посредником идей режиссёра, стремившегося показать, во что могут превратиться люди, когда переступают порог нравственности и морали, когда война превращается в тотальное убийство и озверение. Флёра, попадающий в экстремальную ситуацию, как олицетворение народа демонстрирует, насколько силён человек (и народ), который смог вынести такие страдания [8]. Сцена расстрела Флёрой портрета Гитлера в луже являет собой квинтэссенцию авторской мысли. Расстреливая полузатонувшую в луже эмблему насилия — портрет Гитлера — Флёра символично поворачивает вспять нацистскую хронику, одновременно прогоняя злую силу, которая зримо уменьшается в масштабах. Тем не менее, последний выстрел, в Гитлера-младенца, Флёра не может произвести: он не ожесточился и не уподобился своим врагам, вопреки всему, что пережил. Такая концовка, по мнению критиков Марины Кузнецовой и Лилии Маматовой, чётко выводит фильм из гиперреалистичного начала в традиционно-реалистический план, заставляя зрителя воспринимать Флёрин жест как свидетельство неиссякающей нравственной силы героя [18]. Литературовед Юрий Карякин расценил это как «великую метафору гуманизма, в котором слились воедино мудрость, благородство, одоление, казалось бы, абсолютно неодолимого, а ещё, главное, непосредственность детского доверчивого взгляда, сохранившегося, несмотря ни на что» [57]. «Энциклопедия кино» подводит итог: Кинематографические приёмы [ править | править код] Стабилизированный при помощи « Стэдикама » кадр придаёт камере роль холодного, отчуждённого свидетеля ужасающих событий [58]. Для донесения своих мыслей до зрителя Элем Климов выбрал новую методику, охарактеризовав её как «сверхкино». Данный подход руководствуется принципами « гиперреализма » — чрезмерной концентрацией на деталях и объектах реальной жизни с характерным отсутствием авторских эмоций. Техническая реализация такого творческого подхода была осуществлена посредством системы стабилизации камеры « Стэдикам », которая появилась в советском кинопроизводстве лишь за несколько лет до этого и почти не использовалась. Несмотря на сломанный телевизир системы, предоставленной «Беларусьфильмом», Родионов прекрасно отснял сцены в движении, приспособив оптический видоискатель от советской камеры «СК-1» [59]. Поскольку съёмка с движения, одно из главных выразительных средств современного кинематографа, чревата тряской и колебаниями изображения, на съёмках «Иди и смотри» применялся один из двух комплектов «Стэдикам», закупленных у компании «Cinema Products» за валюту [60]. Это устройство позволило оператору Алексею Родионову стабилизировать кадр, придав камере роль холодного, отчуждённого свидетеля ужасающих событий. Подобная отстранённая аналитичность, по выражению сценариста и критика Марины Дроздовой, позволила выполнить радикальные постановочные задачи с холодной скрупулёзностью. Визуальный радикализм, продемонстрированный в фильме, был чужд советскому кино середины 1980-х, в результате чего Элему Климову и его соавторам вменяли в вину натуралистичность кульминационных сцен [58]. Визуальные приёмы, такие как длинный план и панорамная съёмка, в сочетании с «виртуозным», по утверждению Дениз Янгблад, звуковым сопровождением фильма приводят к тому, что после уничтожения деревни наступившая тишина становится «оглушающей» [53]. Отвечая на критику шоковой эстетики фильма, Климов говорил, что народ не забыл ужасов войны, и эта память продолжает жить в генах детей и внуков, тем более что на момент создания картины были живы многие из тех, кто сам пережил изображаемые события [8]. Особое внимание в фильме уделено оригинальному звуковому сопровождению, автором которого стал композитор Олег Янченко. Основным музыкальным инструментом главной темы является орган, но развитие сюжета зачастую сопровождается необъяснимыми шумами, а также внезапными фрагментами искажённой музыки, будто сыгранной на дребезжащих, расстроенных инструментах [26]. Одним из ярких примеров необычного сочетания звуков является временная контузия Флёры после разрыва бомбы, когда в восприятии оглушённого подростка далёкие отзвуки органа перемежаются звоном птичьих голосов и жужжанием насекомых, тогда как сквозь них назойливо пробивается пронзительный свист. Многократное наслоение звуков усиливает воздействие сцены сожжения деревни, когда дым от горящего здания поднимается к чёрному небу вместе с отчаянным криком и плачем жертв под смех карателей и рокот техники, формируя своеобразную «апокалиптическую симфонию» [18]. При озвучивании некоторых сцен для создания нужного эффекта одновременно использовались несколько десятков исходных фонограмм. Например, фонограмма, сопровождающая кинохронику и сцену расстрела портрета Гитлера «собрана» из 80 магнитных лент с диалогами и репликами и 20 шумовых записей [61]. Иногда мелодия Янченко смешивается с известными музыкальными произведениями (например, « На прекрасном голубом Дунае » Иоганна Штрауса). Документальные кадры в финале сопровождаются « Полётом валькирий » Рихарда Вагнера, тогда как Глаша танцует под музыку из фильма Григория Александрова « Цирк ». Заканчивается фильм « Реквиемом » Моцарта, о чём Роджер Эберт написал следующие строки: Правда ли, что зрители требуют какого-то высвобождения или катарсиса? Что мы не можем принять фильм, оставляющий нас без надежды? Что мы силимся найти духовный подъём в трясине злобы? Тут есть любопытная сцена в лесу, с солнцем, падающим сквозь листья, когда саундтрек, до этого мрачный и скорбный, внезапно высвобождается в Моцарта. Что это означает? Я думаю, это фантазия, но не Флёры, который, наверно, никогда не слышал такой музыки. Моцарт снисходит в фильм как deus ex machina, чтобы поднять нас из его отчаяния. Мы можем принять это, если хотим, но это ничего не изменит. Это как ироническая насмешка [56]. Значение [ править | править код] По мнению Александра Шпагина, Климов своим фильмом совершил «прыжок вверх», когда собрал распространённые мотивы и штампы советского военного кинематографа и «вывел их в метафизическую перспективу Ада». Шпагин считает, что Климов «закрыл тему войны в российском кино едва ли не на пятнадцать лет»: следующими значимыми произведениями, по его мнению, стали « Кукушка » и « Свои » [62]. Картина оказала влияние и на признанных мастеров режиссуры. Эффект «глухоты» и звона в ушах, испытываемого Флёрой после разрыва снаряда неподалёку, использовался Стивеном Спилбергом в военной драме « Спасти рядового Райана » [63] [64]. Немецкий журнал «Ikonen» также отметил влияние ленты на более позднее творчество режиссёра Терренса Малика [63]. Обладатель премии « Оскар », британский оператор Энтони Дод Мэнтл считает операторскую работу Алексея Родионова в фильме величайшей в истории, в особенности отмечая мастерство постановки финальных сцен [65]. Награды [ править | править код] Дата Церемония Место Премия Лауреаты и номинанты Результаты XIV Московский кинофестиваль Москва, СССР «Золотой приз» Элем Климов [66] Победа Приз ФИПРЕССИ Элем Климов [37] I Международный кинофестиваль «Фестроя» Сетубал, Португалия Специальный приз «Иди и смотри» [67] 1986 XIX Всесоюзный кинофестиваль Алма-Ата, СССР Главный приз жюри Приз «За лучшее звуковое решение» Виктор Морс [66] Приз «За лучшее изобразительное решение» Алексей Родионов [66] Виктор Петров [66] «Лучший фильм года» по опросу журнала « Советский экран » Первое место 2017 Венецианский кинофестиваль Венеция, Италия Приз «Венецианская классика» за лучший отреставрированный фильм «Иди и смотри» [68] [69] Цифровое издание [ править | править код] DVD диск издания RUSCICO ( 2001) — 2 диска Формат: 1, 33:1 (полный экран) Dolby Digital 5. 1 (английская/русская/ арабская дорожки) Субтитры: английский, французский, испанский, русский языки В 2001 году компанией RUSCICO фильм был выпущен на DVD в двухдисковом издании с дополнительными материалами. Специалисты сайта раскритиковали издание за низкое качество изображения, отметив смазанные цвета и наличие цифрового шума. Аудиодорожка на DVD удостоилась большей похвалы, но всё равно продемонстрировала определённые недостатки. Например, указана слабость звукового оформления диалогов (при просмотре звук исходит из всех динамиков сразу, аннулируя преимущества стереозвуковой системы). Положительным аспектом DVD рецензенты назвали наличие дополнительных материалов, в которые входят интервью с Элемом Климовым, Алексеем Кравченко и с художником картины — Виктором Петровым. Дополнительные приложения на диске включают два документальных сюжета «Партизаны в Белоруссии» и «Зверства нацистов», которые наглядно демонстрируют жесточайшие реалии Восточного фронта. Суммируя отзыв, редакторы сайта поставили низкие оценки RUSCICO за техническую реализацию DVD, но благосклонно отозвались о самом факте издания картины в цифровом формате, так как некоторые технические недостатки успешно компенсируются «мощностью» самого фильма [70]. Реставрация [ править | править код] 1 сентября 2017 года на 74-м Венецианском кинофестивале в ретроспективной секции «Венецианская классика» состоялась премьера отреставрированной «Мосфильмом» копии «Иди и смотри», её продюсером выступил российский кинематографист Карен Шахназаров. Картина получила приз за лучший отреставрированный фильм [68] [69] [71]. Примечания [ править | править код] ↑ 1 2 Иди и смотри. «Энциклопедия кино» (2010). Дата обращения 13 января 2013. Архивировано 20 января 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 Come and See (Idi i smotri). Rotten Tomatoes. Дата обращения 28 июня 2012. ↑ 1 2 David Fear, Joshua Rothkopf and Keith Uhlich. The 50 greatest war films of all time   (англ. ). Time Out. Дата обращения 6 июля 2012. Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 3 Adam Lee Davies, Dave Calhoun, Paul Fairclough, David Jenkins, Tom Huddleston, Quentin Tarantino. The 50 greatest World War II movies: part six   (англ. Time Out (26 May 2011). Дата обращения 5 июля 2012. Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 Directors' Top-100   (англ. Sight & Sound (2012). Дата обращения 13 февраля 2013. Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 3 Политика геноцида. Государственный мемориальный комплекс «Хатынь». Дата обращения 29 июня 2012. ↑ Адамович, Брыль, Колесник, 1979, с. 518. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ирина Рубанова. Элем Климов. Тексты. «Искусство кино» (2001). Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ Политика геноцида – карательные операции. Дата обращения 29 июня 2012. ↑ «Так убивали людей» Советская Белоруссия № 100 (23742). 03. 06. 2009 ↑ Коваленя, 2004, с. 109. ↑ Коваленя, 2004, с. 114. ↑ Хатынь: трагедия и память ( PDF). Национальный архив республики Беларусь (2009). Дата обращения 19 марта 2013. Архивировано 21 марта 2013 года. ↑ История войны: обзор событий. Архивы Беларуси. Архивировано 21 марта 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 «Иди и смотри»: съёмки превратились для Элема Климова в борьбу с цензурой. « Аргументы и факты ». Дата обращения 22 июня 2012. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Интервью Элема Климова. Москва: RUSCICO. Дата обращения 26 июня 2012. ↑ 1 2 Климов, Мурзина, Плахов, Фомина, 2008, с. 244. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Марина Кузнецова, Лилия Маматова. Иди и смотри. Художественный фильм. «Русское кино». Дата обращения 27 июня 2012. Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 Алексей Гуськов. Элем Климов - жизнь на грани. «Синематека». Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 3 Климов, Мурзина, Плахов, Фомина, 2008, с. 241. ↑ 1 2 3 RUSCICO. Интервью с Алексеем Кравченко. Дата обращения 22 июня 2012. ↑ Татьяна Богданова. Алексей Кравченко: «Страх помогает выжить». Аргументы и факты. Дата обращения 22 июня 2012. Архивировано 25 июня 2012 года. ↑ Михаил Нефёдов. Иди и смотри: рецензия (30 октября 2010). Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 Климов, Мурзина, Плахов, Фомина, 2008, с. 339. ↑ Виталий Сычевский. Алексей Кравченко:«Я Вам не Чак Норрис». « Семья » (15 декабря 1999). Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 3 Павел Орлов. Как это снято: «Иди и смотри». «Tvkinoradio» (28 июня 2015). Дата обращения 10 января 2018. ↑ Сергей Бородин. Алексей Кравченко: «Любая работа — это возможность прокормить семью». Библиотека «Метромир» (20 октября 2005). Дата обращения 2013-02-119. Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ Климов, Мурзина, Плахов, Фомина, 2008, с. 338. ↑ Тайны советского кино: «Иди и смотри». ООО « Иван Усачёв ». Проверено 28 июня 2012. ↑ 1 2 Техника кино и телевидения, 1986, с. 52. ↑ Надежда Белохвостик. Быков сравнивал Адамовича с генератором. Комсомольская правда (26 января 2011). Дата обращения 4 января 2013. Архивировано 20 января 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 Алексей Кравченко: «Со съёмок фильма Климова „Иди и смотри“ я вернулся не только страшно худой, но и седой». «Бульвар Гордона» (2004). Дата обращения 29 июня 2012. Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ Алексей Кравченко. Интервью.. Рускино. Архивировано 25 июня 2012 года. ↑ Техника кино и телевидения, 1986, с. 46. ↑ Техника кино и телевидения, 1986, с. 48. ↑ Климов, Мурзина, Плахов, Фомина, 2008, с. 243. ↑ 1 2 34-й Московский международный кинофестиваль. Московский международный кинофестиваль. Официальный сайт. Дата обращения 23 августа 2012. Архивировано 17 октября 2012 года. ↑ Иди и смотри. КиноПоиск. Дата обращения 23 августа 2012. ↑ Премьеры «Иди и смотри». Дата обращения 23 августа 2012. ↑ Денис Корсаков. «Белый «Тигр» уже промахнулся мимо «Оскара»?. Комсомольская правда (21 сентября 2012). Архивировано 15 февраля 2013 года. ↑ Empire’s 500 Greatest Movies of All Time   (англ. Empire (2008). Дата обращения 19 февраля 2013. Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 Rita Kempley. Come and See   (англ. The Washington Post (25 September 1987). Дата обращения 16 августа 2012. Архивировано 17 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 Walter Goodman. Idi i Smotri (1985) FILM: 'COME AND SEE, ' FROM SOVIET   (англ. The New York Times (6 February 1987). Дата обращения 16 августа 2012. ↑ Andreas Kilb. Die Schönheit des Schreckens   (нем. Die Zeit (1987). Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ J. Hoberman. 'High Lonesome'   (англ. The Village Voice (30 January 2001). Дата обращения 19 августа 2012. Архивировано 21 августа 2012 года. ↑ J. Elliot Stein. The Village Voice (18 August 2009). Архивировано 21 августа 2012 года. ↑ Come And See   (англ. Empire (2006). Архивировано 17 августа 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 Tim Lott. The worst best films ever made   (англ. The Guardian (24 July 2009). Архивировано 21 августа 2012 года. ↑ Phil de Semlyen. Become A War Films Expert In Ten Easy Movies   (англ. Empire (2010). Архивировано 21 августа 2012 года. ↑ «Мы все воспитаны на военных фильмах… и от этого нам никуда не деться». «Кинозаписки» (2012). Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ Tom Huddleston. Classic Film Club: 'Come and See   (англ. Time Out (2009). Архивировано 17 августа 2012 года. ↑ Александр Шпагин. Религия войны. Субъективные заметки о богоискательстве в кинематографе о войне. Журнал «Искусство кино» (июнь 2005). Дата обращения 3 января 2013. Архивировано 11 февраля 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 Denise Youngblood. Apocalyptic Visions of the Great Patriotic War: Elem Klimov's Come and See   (англ. American History Association (6 April 2012). Архивировано 21 августа 2012 года. ↑ Scott Tobias. Come And See   (англ. The Av Club (19 April 2002). Архивировано 21 августа 2012 года. ↑ Nancy Ramsey. FILM; They Prized Social, Not Socialist, Reality   (англ. The New York Times (28 January 2001). Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ 1 2 Roger Ebert. ) (16 June 2010). Дата обращения 16 августа 2012. ↑ Климов, Мурзина, Плахов, Фомина, 2008, с. 318. ↑ 1 2 Марина Дроздова. Имена: Алексей Родионов. Новейшая история отечественного кино. 1986-2000. Кино и контекст. Т. III. СПб, “Сеанс” (2001). Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ Техника кино и телевидения, 1986, с. 49. ↑ Гарретт Браун. Как рождался Steadicam   (рус. )  // «Техника и технологии кино»: журнал. — 2005. — № 2. ↑ Техника кино и телевидения, 1986, с. 51. ↑ Шпагин, А. Кинотавр-2012. Подъем или застой?   (рус. )  // Искусство кино. — 2012. — Вып. 8. ↑ 1 2 Marcus Stiglegger. Geh und sieh / Komm und sieh   (нем. Ikonen magazin. Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ Sheila Johnston. Film-makers on film: Christopher Smith. The Telegraph (19 августа 2006). Архивировано 5 августа 2012 года. ↑ Top Cinematographers Reveal Their Favourite Movie Moments   (англ. Empire. Дата обращения 25 февраля 2014. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 «Иди и смотри» на сайте «Энциклопедия отечественного кино» ↑ 1 2 100 лучших фильмов России. РосКино. Архивировано 17 октября 2012 года. ↑ 1 2 В основном конкурсе Венецианского кинофестиваля участвуют Даррен Аронофски и Джордж Клуни. ТАСС (27 июля 2017). Дата обращения 12 августа 2017. ↑ 1 2 Советский фильм получил награду в Венеции. (9 сентября 2017). Дата обращения 9 сентября 2017. ↑ Michael Pflug. Come And See (1985)   (англ. (2001). Архивировано 26 февраля 2013 года. ↑ Venezia Classici   (англ. (27 July 2017). Дата обращения 12 августа 2017. Архивировано 12 августа 2017 года. Литература [ править | править код] А. Адамович, Я. Брыль, В. Колесник. «Я из огненной деревни... » = «Я з вогненнай вёскі…». — «Известия», 1979. — 522 с. А. Адамович, Э. Климов. Иди и смотри. — Искусство, 1987. — 136 с. — ( Библиотека кинодраматургии). — 30 000 экз. Елена Ермакова. Фильм — творчество коллективное  (рус. )  // « Техника кино и телевидения »: журнал. — 1986. — № 1. — С. 45—52. — ISSN 0040-2249. Герман Климов, Марина Мурзина, Андрей Плахов, Раиса Фомина. «Элем Климов. 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Sweden. 8,2 of 10 Star. Genre Romance. star Giorgi Tsereteli. review And Then We Danced is a movie starring Levan Gelbakhiani, Bachi Valishvili, and Ana Javakishvili. A passionate coming-of-age tale set amidst the conservative confines of modern Tbilisi, the film follows Merab, a competitive dancer. 2019. I saw this movie in Sweden, And lucky to saw the actors and directors, although I don't know Georgian, I don't know Swedish, but I like the attitude what they showing from this movie. love from China.

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A mega-supermodel recognized the world over. And now, the gorgeous wife of the newly elected senator from New York, Graham, who also has his eye on the presidency. It’s all very Kennedy-esque, right down to the public philandering and Karolina’s arrest for a DUI—with a Suburban full of other people’s children. We can’t reveal more because we just pissed in pour pants. It’s that funny! Now we know why Ronan Farrow won a Pulitzer. In War on Peace: The End of Diplomacy and the Decline of American Influence (W. W. Norton & Company, $27. 95), he reveals how America is becoming a nation that shoots first and asks questions later. Or never. And while this is a new extreme, Farrow shows us it is not unprecedented. Herr Adolph Frump is putting his foot onto the throat of a diplomatic enterprise that has been weakening for decades—and history tells us that the consequences could be catastrophic. The book brings the State Department into vivid focus, as Farrow personalizes epic events and offers an account of American statecraft at once conversational and trenchant.  He provides readers with a page-turning, character-driven narrative, using the personal stories of those whose lives were affected—and sometimes destroyed—by the decline of American diplomacy to shed light on this unsung transformation in America’s place in the world.  War on Peace   contains interviews with every former secretary of state alive; Farrow also unearths previously secret documents and speaks with hundreds of insiders—from whistleblowers to ambassadors to generals, spies, and warlords—to reveal how the power to make foreign policy slipped from America’s civilian diplomats and into the hands of its uniformed officers, the consequences around the world, and what might be done to change course. Nikola Tesla invented the radio, the induction motor, the neon lamp, and the remote control. 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When Henry Alford first wrote about his experience with a Zumba class, little did he realize that it was the start of something much bigger. Dance would grow and take on many roles for Henry: exercise, confidence builder, an excuse to travel, a source of ongoing wonder and—when he dances with Alzheimer’s patients—even a kind of community service.  Tackling a wide range of forms with gusto (including ballet, hip-hop, jazz, ballroom, tap, contact improvisation, swing),  And Then We Danced: A Voyage into the Groove  (Simon & Schuster, $26)  takes us through the works and careers of luminaries ranging from Bob Fosse to George Balanchine, Twyla Tharp to Arthur Murray, Isadora Duncan to Savion Glover. Equal parts memoir and cultural history, this laugh-out-loud book will inform, entertain and leave readers tapping their toes. Petrucelli Picks the best in books, music and film... and then some.

People in the Royal Andrew. Harry. No. Royal palace place weren't ready. But I was. Queen Rebel. ダンサーそして私たちは踊った. Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival are excited to host a UK-wide preview tour of award-winning feature And Then We Danced as part of Iris on the Move 2020. And Then We Danced will screen in the following locations: Wed 22 Jan   Cineworld Llandudno Junction Tues 4 Jan   HOME Manchester Mon 10 Feb   Plymouth Arts Cinema Wed 19 Feb  Arts University Bournemouth Thurs 27 Feb   Chapter Cardiff Thurs 5 March   Tyneside Cinema Newcastle Merab (Levan Gelbakhiani) and his dance partner Mary have been training together since a young age at the National Georgian Ensemble in Tblisi. But everything changes with the arrival of the carefree Irakli, and an intense professional rivalry soon gives way to desire. In the conservative world of Georgian dance, can Merab remain true to himself without jeopardising his future? Professional dancer Levan Gelbakhiani delivers a standout performance in his film debut, while director Akin delicately balances the romance of sexual awakening with the confines of tradition in this highly anticipated and critically acclaimed feature. Winner of Best Feature at Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival 2019 “…an incredible masterwork that moved us to the core” –  Iris Prize 2019 Feature Jury In association with Peccadillo Pictures.

სიამოვნებით ვნახავ ამ ფილმს, ვიყოთ კეთილნი ერთმანეთის მიმართ 😘. OMG yes its Zach from WKYK. May 18, 2019 3:42AM PT A young dancer tries to make sense of his same-sex desires within Georgian society's oppressively conservative boundaries. In an equitable world, Levan Gelbakhiani, the lead actor in the Tbilisi-set “ And Then We Danced, ” would be thrust to stardom for his extraordinary performance as a dancer who finally acts on his gay desires. But this is far from an equitable world, and though the uneven film is likely to get significant attention on the arthouse scene, it will require several visionaries to realize the international potential of a young Georgian actor-dancer with a gift for captivating the screen. Following its launch in Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes, writer-director Levan Akin ’s third feature should easily leap beyond the LGBT ghetto and find love among multiple demographics. But as in Akin’s first film, “Certain People, ” the script here too often slips into cliché, yet the filmmaking skills are frequently exceptional and Gelbakhiani is riveting. Akin goes to great lengths to ensure that audiences unfamiliar with Georgian customs appreciate just how formalized and conservative traditional Georgian dance can be in a country not exactly known for socially liberal leanings. When first seen in the studio, Merab (Gelbakhiani) is berated by instructor Aliko (Gogidze) for not being formulaic enough: His eyes are too playful, his posture too soft. “There is no sex in Georgian dance! ” thunders the brooding ballet master, but just at that moment in walks Irakli (Bachi Valishvili), a new student who immediately captures Merab’s eye. Dance is in Merab’s DNA: His separated parents Teona (Tamar Bukhnikashvili) and Ioseb (Aleko Begalishvili) and grandmother (Marika Gogichaishvili) were all professionals, though their moments in the sun were brief, and his troublemaking brother David (Giorgi Tsereteli) is also at the school, despite lacking the same sense of vocation. Hard-working Merab is drawn to impish Irakli, a rule-breaker who easily raises Aliko’s hackles, and the two are occasionally paired in male duets whose macho nature is subverted by Merab’s feelings of attraction. Upcoming national auditions increase tension, so a break for the troupe at the countryside house of Merab’s dance partner Mary (Ana Javakishvili) is a welcome chance for everyone to let off steam, with the help of alcohol. Late at night, Merab and Irakli find themselves alone, and a shirtless Merab tosses on a woolly white papakha hat as he dances to Robyn’s “Honey, ” with its deliciously provocative line, “Come get your honey. ” It’s an outstanding scene, showcasing Gelbakhiani’s bewitching screen presence and joy-giving dance moves, yet just at the moment when the viewer is eager to let the scene play out to the end of the song, Akin inexplicably cuts away, undermining the build-up. Later, when the two young men finally make love, the act opens up a floodgate of emotions for Merab, who can’t think of anyone else but Irakli. Hovering over his passion is the cautionary story of a former dance school pupil, now an object of ridicule, whose coming out was the start of a fast decline leading to a life of hustling on the streets. That’s what Mary is terrified will happen to Merab as she watches her friend, once a potential boyfriend, open himself up to desires that pit him headlong against the country’s very conservative traditions. Mary (sympathetically played by Javakishvili) is but one of several underwritten characters whose stereotyped function — in her case, as the hesitant but ultimately supportive female friend — cries out for at least a bit more development to avoid the sense that we’ve seen this figure far too many times. David too is a cliché throughout most of the film, his gift for screwing up rather loosely drawn, but then almost at the end, Akin includes a scene between the two brothers of rare emotional depth that highlights even further the dissonance between the expertly conceived moments and their weaker counterparts. The director, born in Sweden to Georgian parents, has stated that he developed his story following numerous interviews with gay Georgians, and while there’s no arguing the truth of the situations, the script needs sharper writing to translate commonalities into a fresher, more trenchant storyline. That said, it’s important to add that for audiences less familiar with the robust back catalog of coming-out stories, “ And Then We Danced ” is certain to touch many receptive chords. This goes beyond the basic truths of the narrative, with its predictable trajectory, and can firmly be ascribed to the film’s exceptional technique and exciting lead actor. Gifted as both a thrilling dancer and a nuanced actor, Gelbakhiani’s magnetic presence goes a long way toward papering over some of the more timeworn plot elements (an injured foot subplot, for example, is especially unnecessary), and the film should make audiences clamor for more vehicles that feature his seemingly effortless ability to radiate joy. Also deserving significant praise is the visual language Akin crafts through his collaboration with cinematographer Lisabi Fridell (“Something Must Break”), whose marvelously fluid camerawork elides with the emotional states of protagonists and audience. For example, during a scene at a party toward the end, the camera glides through the rooms, fixed on Merab in a moment of crisis, and then loses him only to seamlessly find him through a window, one floor below on the street. It’s a masterful shot, quietly bravura without calling attention to itself. Editing is also a strong suit, apart from that frustrating cut during the Robyn song. 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Brava. georgia🧡🧡🧡. After being apart for 17 years the man I have always loved came back to me and we are now happily married. What m I doing here cause m a girl 😌. I don't think I will ever see this movie. Not interested in the plot. Àンサー そして私たãã¯e.a.c.e. ダンサー そして私たちは踊った 上映館. Song information Artist: Cadillac Blindside Album: Read The Book Seen The Movie Lyrics I've tried to figure this one out but only would draw a blank. I think I always have been like this, wish I had someone to thank. this makes no sense to me. so many times these things won't come out right. can't handle all the things I try to write. I have been pacing back and forth over and over again. I always start from the ending never will this be first this makes no sense to me. I could sing about good times or the things I feel inside, but to you it's probably all the same. yeah all the same. endless hours up last night still can't seem to say this right but to you it's probably all the same, yeah all the same to you [from] "Read The Book Seen The Movie" album track list.

Æ”¾ç½å‘å³ ã€œç™¾èŠç¹šä¹ãèŒå§«à la page. Nicklas Stenemo <3. Æ”¾ç½å‘å³ ã€œç™¾èŠç¹šä¹ãèŒå§«à l'accueil. 😻😻💞💞💕💕💓💓. ダンサー そして私たちは踊った. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈. Propaganda of the new soviet...

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3:41 Bennie chasing after Frida. HIlarious. ძალიან ძალიან მაგრები ხართ,წარმატებები. Musikas raqvia :CC. Àンサー そして私たãã¯e.s.à toulouse. ჯერ ფილმი არ გინახავთ და რას აფასებთ უკაცრავად. Àンサー そして私たãã¯e a u b. Love his voice x. 放置少女 〜百花繚乱の萌姫たち. Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s give it another shot.

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ダンサー そして私たちは踊った ネタバレ. I like how innocent this 2 are. so cute. ダンサー そして私たちは踊った 予告. Best song I have ever heard, dance with a pretty girl and I have one right now in real life. her name is jnoica/ My threaptists/councial. ダンサー そして私達は踊った. 1:03 al Pacino wonders why Amy Schumer has entered the building. Nobody gangster until someone makes a Jeffrey Epstein joke. Æ”¾ç½å‘å³ ã€œç™¾èŠç¹šä¹ãèŒa.p.a.c.s.e. Parts of this song makes me think of me and my boyfriend of a year and nearly five months. I love you sweetheart.

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