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 PatsanyYear: 1983 Country: Soviet Union Actors and Actresses: Andrei Zykov, Anvar Asanov Tags: boy skinny dip Review: A former athlete runs a camp dedicated to reforming juvenile criminals, a tough job with no quick payoffs. - IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
         
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 En tu ausenciaYear: 2008 Country: Canada, Spain Actors and Actresses: Gonzalo Sánchez Salas, Tomás Benitez Soto, Ana Tutor, Luis Vargas Gómez, Jesús Gllardo Soto, Luis Valle Romero Review: 13-year-old Pablo is a quiet, lonely boy with a troubled past. His only friend is Julia, a shameless 15-year-old girl who is more than willing to help Pablo with his transition from childhood to adolescence, and give him some advice on sex, love and life in general. On a quiet country road just outside of the village, Pablo meets Paco, an oddly calm, well dressed stranger whose car just broke down. Nevertheless, he seems more interested in the boy than fixing his problem. At first Pablo maintains a cautious distance from the stranger, vaguely heeding his fellow villagers' advice to keep his distance. However, the boy's subconscious quest to find understanding of his dark past and guilt makes him lose all of his protective layers. He sees a new friend in Paco; someone he can open up to and feel valued by almost like a replacement father. As Pablo's affection grows for the man, he is unknowingly and blindly being lead toward a tragedy that will scar him for life - IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
    
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 Du er ikke aleneYear: 1978 Country: Denmark Actors and Actresses: Peter Bjerg, Anders Agensø, Anders Lund Madsen, Martin Højmark, Janek Lesniak, Aske Jacoby Tags: bathing boy Review: This controversial Danish drama sensitively depicts the friendship between two boys in a boarding school, a relationship that grows into an attraction that neither fully understands. - moviesunlimited.com Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
    
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 PodrankiYear: 1977 Country: Soviet Union Actors and Actresses: Zoya Yevseyeva, Aleksei Cherstvov Tags: bathing boy, boy skinny dip Review: The original Russian title Podranki can be translated as War Orphans. The protagonist is an adult writer who undergoes a flashback at the drop of a hat. He recalls how he was orphaned when his father was killed in World War II and his mother committed suicide. He remembers the appalling treatment afforded him by a sadistic orphanage official. And he muses over his losing contact with his brothers and sisters. This is why the grown-up writer is currently involved in lobbying for better treatment of Russian orphans. Orphans caused a minor stir in 1977 when it became the first Russian film in nearly two decades to be chosen for the Cannes Film Festival by the festival judges, rather than being submitted by the Soviets. The film did not see the light of a carbon arc in America until 1980. - Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
        
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 FrantsuzYear: 1988 Country: Soviet Union Actors and Actresses: Yuri Zvyagintsev, Aleksandr Biryukov, Mariya Kushneryova, Kirill Maslov Tags: bathing boy Review: The father of two boys returns home after the Second World War. He tries to raise his children, but the boys resist his authority because they've become accustomed to total freedom. Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
        
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 JestemYear: 2005 Country: Poland Actors and Actresses: Barbara Szkaluba, Piotr Jagielski, Agnieszka Nagórzycka, Kevin Rolof Tags: bathing boy, bathing girl Review: An eleven-year-old (Piotr Jagielski) escapes from an orphanage and returns to his hometown where the other kids call him "Mongrel" and his young alcoholic mother (Edyta Jungowska) kicks him out again. Undaunted, he sets up quarters of his own in an abandoned barge. "Mongrel's" survival stratagems and day-to-day encounters show he's not only resourceful but a fundamentally good person. He and an unhappy girl his age (Agnieszka Nagorzycka) from a posh house nearby discover a sense of affection and love in each other's company. "Mongrel" forages, sells scrap metal, and deals with some of the adults in town. Dreaming of being a poet some day, he avoids the bad kids who chase him and sniff glue and doesn't drink or smoke. - Chris Knipp, IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
       
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 Jak dostat tatínka do polepsovnyYear: 1978 Country: Czechoslovakia Actors and Actresses: Tomás Holý Tags: bathing boy Review: 8-year-old Vasek (Tomáš Holý) experiences a one of a kind holiday of rock climbing while his rocky familial relationships play themselves out. A Czech comedic gem. Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
       
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 Demi-tarifYear: 2003 Country: France Actors and Actresses: Cindy David, Kolia Litscher, Lila Salet Tags: bathing girl Review: Actress Isild Le Besco (Girls Can't Swim) makes her feature debut as a director with Demi-Tarif (Half-Price). The movie, shot on digital video on a miniscule budget, garnered attention in its native France after renowned filmmaker Chris Marker compared the experience of seeing it to the experience he and his friends had upon seeing Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless for the first time. Demi-Tarif follows the low-key adventures of three young siblings, Romeo (Kolia Litscher), Launa (Lila Salet), and the youngest, Leo (Cindy David), left on their own in a rundown Paris apartment. One of them narrates, wistfully explaining how their mother abandoned them and calls them once in a while to see how they are doing or tell them she loves them. The three kids do as they please, roaming the streets, running out of restaurants without paying for food, and shoplifting from the local grocery store. They eat whatever and whenever they want, gorging themselves on sweets. They beg for change on the Metro and show up late for school in tattered, dirty clothes. All the while, they try to keep the fact that they are alone a secret from the world of adults. Demi-Tarif had its U.S. premiere at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival. - Josh Ralske, All Movie Guide Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
     
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 Khrustalyov, mashinu!Year: 1998 Country: Russia, France Actors and Actresses: Mikhail Dementev Review: Military doctor General Klenski is arrested in Stalin's Russia in 1953 during an anti-Semitic political campaign accused of being a participant in so-called "doctors' plot". - IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
     
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 A CasaYear: 1997 Country: Lithuania, Portugal, France Actors and Actresses: Greta Sapkaite Review: Like its predecessor Few of Us, Lithuanian cult film director Sarunas Bartas's The House is highly abstract and nearly silent but for a pair of narrators. Whereas the first film was primarily centered on life in a remote mountain village in Lithuania and had loose plot, this one pays tribute to a huge, and aging lakeside manor and is plotless. The narrators speak to an unseen mother and the house may or may not be the fantasy or dream of one of its many diverse residents. For much of the film's two-hour running time, these inhabitants, who reflect people of varying races, shapes, sizes, degrees of attractiveness and ages, are seen aimlessly wandering about looking sad and exhausted. Sometimes, some of the prettier female residents will doff their clothing. Meal times are particularly morose as no one speaks or pays each other any mind at all. It is only toward the end of the film that anything substantial occurs. It happens during a masked ball and is a commentary on the Soviet takeover of Lithuania and a heartfelt prayer for the preservation of Lithuanian local cultures. While there is not much of interest in the story, the beautiful cinematography, which utilized a palette of pale colors and natural lighting and employed largely stationary imagery punctuated by the occasional slow tracking shot, helps maintain viewer interest. - Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
  
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