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Director:
Nikita MijalkovCámara:
Franco Di GiacomoMúsica:
Francis LaiReparto:
Marcello Mastroianni, Yelena Safonova, Marthe Keller, Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy, Roberto Herlitzka, Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov, Silvana Mangano (más)Sinopsis(1)
A bordo de una nave a finales del siglo XIX, Romano Patroni, un italiano de mediana edad, cuenta la triste historia de su vida a un hombre que acaba de conocer. Aunque de origen humilde llega a la universidad para estudiar arquitectura. Se casa con una rica heredera y años después conoce en un balneario a una joven rusa llamada Ana. Creyéndola el amor de su vida, el desventurado Romano se dedicará a seguirla por toda Rusia.. (Lauren Films)
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From a formal processing perspective, this is definitely a refined film. It features mature and high-quality filmmaking, Michalkov has exactly what he wants in it, and during the production of the film, three distinct personalities come together. However, no matter how I think about it, I can't give it more than 3 stars. There is too much Michalkov at the expense of Chekhov. The film lacks greater momentum, more humorous situations, and greater drama. It's a long melancholic stroll, although there's still something to see here. However, earning 3 stars is decent and I am certainly not suggesting that the film is not worth watching. As some comments have already stated, Dark Eyes in Michalkov's rendition strongly resembles Fellini's work, especially the Italian part. However, Michalkov is less manneristic compared to Fellini. Overall impression: 65%.
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