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Natalya Sergeevna Bondarchuk, Honored Artist of the RSFSR and Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, spoke with Samarafilm about her new film "Burn, Burn Brightly!" and the state of children's cinema in modern Russia.
Timecodes and interview content
00:00 - Starting point.
01:24 - Natalia Bondarchuk's film "Burn, Burn Brightly! (2021)" - a new take on the classic fairy tale?
02:51 - How did the Russian Ministry of Culture respond to the proposal to make a film for Sergei Bondarchuk's 100th anniversary?
05:55 - Galina and I have four children, and we know all too well what it's like. How do you manage an entire theater?
08:26 - "I'll tell you a secret about what kind of new film I'm going to make."
09:39 - How do children and adults react to what they see on screen?
12:10 - Does Russian children's cinema have a future? About capitalism as a dead end.
14:25 - About the meanings a director instills in a film. "They Fought for Their Country," Solaris.
19:15 - When does a director allow music from another director's film to be used in their film?
22:45 - "In War and Peace, the prayer scene before the battle is depicted completely differently from Tolstoy's description. It's as grandiose as the battle itself. How did Sergei Fyodorovich manage to resolve such discrepancies with the admissions committee? I suppose they were smart people?"
24:41 - How Sergei Bondarchuk trolled the KGB officer accompanying him during his trip to France.
25:34 - On the future of Russian cinema.
29:14 - How can Little Red Riding Hood compete with a man flying on a broomstick?
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