Такі красиві люди
Такі красиві люди
2013
Ukraine
94 min
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7.4/10
You will not find any political or social statements in this film. In this film, people run away from the civilized world to be represented by themselves. The whole world of Marta, the main character of the tape, surrounds the fisherman's soap, because what else is left for her to do, a woman whose inner world, in her opinion, is unlikely to be shaken by feelings. Life flows, as does the feeling of loneliness, which is everywhere. The fisherman's usual world collapses when she meets the traveling Ivan, a writer and photographer. On the seashore, relationships develop, and a love that was thought long lost develops. Read more According to the director of the film, played by Dmytro Moiseyev, he shot what he wanted. The film's budget is 6 million hryvnias, which the director received from the State Cinema of Ukraine. True, the desire to shoot initially encountered unforeseen circumstances, and the project got a little stuck. However, later everything worked out and the filming went according to the planned scenario. Dmytro started writing the script on January 2, 2010, and it was written with a quill pen, which is quite common for a director. The artistic director of "Such Beautiful People" was Roman Balayan, known for his films "Kiss" and "Flight in a Dream and Awake". It was he who made corrections to the script and gave advice to his ward during filming. As a result, the film entered the competition program of the international Ukrainian film festival Molodist in 2013. The film studio of A. Dovzhenka was engaged in the production of Moiseyev's work, and the filming took place on the shores of the Sea of Azov. Two houses were built especially for the drama. Polina Voynevich and Oleg Stefan, theater actors, reluctantly agreed to take part in the work on "Such Beautiful People", thinking for a long time. And the director himself admits that, despite the budget, he had to work a lot on pure enthusiasm. So, for example, it happened with the promotion of the tape, when Dmytro Moiseev personally created flyers and posters....
