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Trusha (2015)
Beautiful camerawork, editing and a great musical score create a magical realism out of everyday situations and subjects, making Trusha a wonderful short film well deserving of being discovered and appreciated.
14+ (2015)
An accurate portrayal of what it is like to be a teenager nowadays, presented in a thoughtful and honest manner.
Yarik (2007)
Yarik focuses on the experiences of a young abandoned boy in Moscow and his encounters with kind strangers, policemen and criminals.
Bezhin Meadow (1937)
This Russian silent short film portrays a symbolic struggle between a boy of the new Russia and his evil father of the old one. A classic Coming-of-Age tale.
Come and See (1985)
In Come and See, Director Elem Klimov has created a masterpiece comparable to the 1962 acclaimed film by Andrey Tarkovsky, Ivan's Childhood. The excessive violence in the film makes it unsuitable for young viewers, but it is by far one of the most powerful Coming-of-Age dramas I have ever seen.
Have You Forgotten What We Used to Play? (2010)
"Have You Forgotten What We Used to Play?" tells the story of a childhood, of a friendship and of growing up. A young man returns to the village where he grew up and discovers that both he and the place have changed. Yet, he soon finds himself immersed in his memories.
The Orphans – Original Director’s Cut
Films are predominantly made for entertainment. However some, such as the Russian movie The Orphans (1977) -- thanks to its intelligently composed narrative -- lead its viewers to powerful conclusions about life.
Ласковый Май(Laskoviy May)
Review of the new Russian film Ласковый Май ( Gentle May) - coming of age films and great, uplifting treble music.
