Ten minutes of Russian ballet dancers perform against the stark landscapes of the outback, reflecting the cultural challenges of post-Soviet society.
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Ten minutes of Russian ballet dancers perform against the stark landscapes of the outback, reflecting the cultural challenges of post-Soviet society.
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Synopsis
Ballet dancers perform against the stark backdrop of the Russian outback in Dmitry Frolov's "Underwater Guest." Set in the mid-1990s, the film contrasts the grace of ballet with the desolation of post-Soviet landscapes. Through a series of documentary frames, Frolov captures the tension between the vibrant art form and the declining environment. The work reflects the cultural and emotional struggles faced by Russian society during a time of significant change.
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Why Watch
- See ballet dancers in stark Russian landscapes.
- Find out about post-Soviet cultural challenges.
- Meet the artistic vision of Dmitry Frolov.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Dmitry Frolov in 1995.
- Underwater Guest has a runtime of 10 minutes.
- The film is produced in black and white.
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Who directed the documentary Underwater Guest?
Underwater Guest was directed by Dmitry Frolov.
What year was Underwater Guest released?
Underwater Guest was released in 1995.
What is the duration of the documentary Underwater Guest?
The duration of Underwater Guest is 10 minutes.
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