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The Little Red Tram

The Little Red Tram
Direction
ALEXEI JANKOWSKI
Screenplay
ALEXEI JANKOWSKI
Cast
VADIM KAZANSKI E SEUS FAMILIARES
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26ª

The Little Red Tram

The Little Red Tram
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  • 43 minutos
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  • Col
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  • 2002
Russia

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Vadim Kazanski, musician and professor of philosophy in Moscow, returns to Novosibirsk, his home town in rural Siberia where several members of his family are still living. He muses over the days when he left town to study in a city at the time known as Leningrad. Using old home-made videos, passages from theater plays, and documentaries, he tells of his journey to Moscow. With the 1991 revolution, he now returns to St. Petersburg (former Leningrad). By means of his songs that explain facts and the emotional state of the citizens on film, Vadim draws a parallel in the transformations Russia has undergone in the last 20 years. He comes to the conclusion that, to him, Leningrad was not only a city, but a time for dreams that is ended, together with communism.

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ALEXEI JANKOWSKI

Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1969, he majored in History by the state university in St. Petersburg and then studied Cinema in France. He was assistant director and production coordinator for Alexandr Sokúrov in Elegy of a Voyage (2001), editor in dolce… (1999) and Moloch (1999), sound editor in Save and Protected, set assistant with a small role in The Days of Eclipse, in addition to other small roles in Chekist (1990), by A. Rogozhkin, and The Day of the Holy Ghost (1989), by S. Selyanov. As a documentarist, he made The Kirkenes Ethics (1999), Night, Spring (1997), and Un Jour en Moins (1993). His features are Lanterna (1996) and Nochnye Progulki (1994).
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