The Dry Valley
Very good film making. Why does one choose to make this film? It is more than simply a slice of life. Poverty, dependence, superstition and tragedy. A story fomenting justification...
Very good film making. Why does one choose to make this film? It is more than simply a slice of life. Poverty, dependence, superstition and tragedy. A story fomenting justification...
Amazing work of Art. You can sense how, without the distractions of the modern world, people in the 19th century, particularly rural people, experienced the natural world and the world...
What a beautiful and entrancing experience. A slice of rural Russian life, full of hardship and magic. The photography is stunning and I enjoyed the slow pace, totally pulling you...
Alexandra Strelyanaya's The Dry Valley (2011) is a wonderful piece of filmmaking. From my meager readings on Russian history, this film quite accurately portrays rural Russian life in the 19th...
Wonderful movie, full of evocative cinematography, great and subtle acting, beautiful traditional costumes... a journey into the Russian country side, with a strong spiritual and folk feeling.