Zhestokiy romans
- 1984
- 2h 22min
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA bitter story about tender love and its cruel betrayal set in Russia of the 19th century.A bitter story about tender love and its cruel betrayal set in Russia of the 19th century.A bitter story about tender love and its cruel betrayal set in Russia of the 19th century.
Borislav Brondukov
- Ivan
- (as Boryslav Brondukov)
Dmitriy Buzylyov-Kretso
- Ilya
- (as Dmitriy Buzylyov)
Ibragim Bargi
- Kuzmich
- (as I. Bargi)
Vladimir Myshkin
- Ofitser
- (as V. Myshkin)
- …
Vladislav Gostishchev
- Kuzmich
- (as V. Gostishchev)
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- TriviaLarisa Guzeeva's debut.
- ConexionesFeatured in Legendy mirovogo kino: Eldar Ryazanov
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Ok, this was my first Soviet-era Russian movie, so it was difficult to assess by my (western) standards. By those standards the characters seemed simplistic and exaggerated, and the screenplay cliché-ridden. Also, by those standards, the cinematography came across as ill-developed for the day.
However, 'Cruel Romance' was something of a revelation for me. Just as the American Dream is expressed repeatedly (ad nauseam?) in Hollywood movies, I had a strong feeling after watching this movie that the 'Russian Dream' had been laid bare for my comprehension at last. The worship of impossible romance combined with blindness to all practical considerations and the expression of that romance in the gift of expensive baubles and other grand gestures are the main threads running through this story. And, despite the fact that 'Cruel Romance' is a Soviet-era depiction of 19th century Tsarist Russia, these are cultural traits to be found in abundance in modern-day Russians. For this reason watching the movie was a treat to me personally, and henceforth I will view my Russian friends and colleagues with a slightly higher degree of understanding.
Also, I hope to see many more Russian movies in the future !
However, 'Cruel Romance' was something of a revelation for me. Just as the American Dream is expressed repeatedly (ad nauseam?) in Hollywood movies, I had a strong feeling after watching this movie that the 'Russian Dream' had been laid bare for my comprehension at last. The worship of impossible romance combined with blindness to all practical considerations and the expression of that romance in the gift of expensive baubles and other grand gestures are the main threads running through this story. And, despite the fact that 'Cruel Romance' is a Soviet-era depiction of 19th century Tsarist Russia, these are cultural traits to be found in abundance in modern-day Russians. For this reason watching the movie was a treat to me personally, and henceforth I will view my Russian friends and colleagues with a slightly higher degree of understanding.
Also, I hope to see many more Russian movies in the future !
- bankie_bhoy
- 22 nov 2002
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