A film that sinks into the soul of the viewer and leaves a lasting impression ... It is certainly difficult to perceive and leaves a feeling of pain and some kind of hopelessness. Youâre terrified that someone could live like that or even live ... Nevertheless, the plot of the film is based on real events, it was shot on the autobiographical story of the same name by Pavel Sanaev. Although Sanaev himself speaks of the work as a not completely biographical description of his childhood. This is a work of art, where the emphasis is more on the transfer of the emotional state of the heroes, rather than a clear description of the chronologies of their lives. But some scenes are described directly from Paul's life.
Movie purpose
The film turned out to be much more dramatic than the story. She leaves no hope for the viewer. The book, on the contrary, shows the forgiveness and reconciliation of warring people who are members of the same family. A story about life, and the film turned out to be about death ... Therefore, the film âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ, the actors who played in it, did not impress Sanaev too much. The plot was not true. But can the director be judged for this? Of course not! Such is his vision, and so he perceives the events described in the story. After all, there are such families, and they do not even strive to reconcile, to realize the importance of forgiveness, to accept each other as they are, with all the oddities, advantages and disadvantages. There are often families where neighbors suffer from the whims of a tyrant. From his whims, from an abnormal love for himself and his family. Perhaps the film âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ was addressed to such families, the actors from the screen turned to family tyrants with a call to see themselves, their family and stop! And no matter what time it is outside the window, and in what state we live, the whole thing is to build a human soul, which can both illuminate our neighbors and kill them with one word coming from the mouth of a person.
Abnormal love
The film âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ (the actors in which they were very well chosen) tells about the abnormal love of the tyrannical grandmother Nina Antonovna for her grandson Sasha. She does not accept her daughter with her choice of a second husband and believes that she is not able to raise a son normally. The daughter is trying in every possible way to pick up her child, but apparently her will has been broken since childhood, so she cannot resist the tyrannical mother. Grandmother constantly treats the child, gives him enemas, according to a special ritual, bathes and nothing else ... She is not able to control her emotions: fear, irritation, pity, misunderstanding, disappointment, feeling of tiredness, duty and love ... Everything was intertwined so that there is no longer forces to understand the situation and evaluate it adequately.
In the film âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ, the actors and their characters evoke negative feelings and pity in the viewer, especially with respect to the tyrannical grandmother. But to a more soulful heart, it is clear that such a situation is the result of a lack of love, general disappointment and even indifference. Itâs a pity for all family members: both the tyrant and the victims ... After all, a tyrannical elderly woman was most likely once young and beautiful, in love and loving. However, disappointment in her husband, daughter, their inconsistency with her ideals led to such catastrophic changes in her soul.
Cast
In the film "Bury Me Behind the Baseboard" the actors and roles were selected very well. The main characters are played by famous actors: the role of grandmother was played by the ingenious Svetlana Kryuchkova, the role of Sasha's grandfather was played by the great Alexei Petrenko, Sasha - Alexander Drobitko, the mother of an eight-year-old boy, Olga - the amazing Maria Shukshina, Olga's civil husband, Sasha's stepfather, - Konstantin Vorobyov. The film "Bury Me Behind the Plinth" (the actors and roles we have already examined) does not leave indifferent even the most sophisticated viewer and critic. Even those who read the book, seeing the significant difference between the story and the movie made, do not remain indifferent, cannot say that the film is bad ... No, it is ingenious, it touches on such aspects of life that people often prefer not to notice, or to leave conversation - it's too hard and painful! But this is how thousands of families live and live, this family is no exception, so this topic should be raised more than once ... In the story, the boy nevertheless travels with his mother to Sochi, makes friends with children living in the neighborhood. In the film, he is doomed to enemas, treatment, reproaches, the endless discontent of his grandmother towards his mother, some of his grandfather's indifference and a sense of approaching death.
Crew work
The work of the operator on the set is impeccable. The camera follows each movement of Nina's grandmother. She catches all her emotions. When you watch âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ (film), the actors impress with their skill. The unfolding drama, the constant clarification of the relationship between the childâs mother and his grandmother lead to irreparable consequences ... The acting is so realistic that when you see a grandmother rolling in hysterics on the floor, then smearing scratches on her face, itching Sasha, then, suddenly, dancing Nina Antonovna or speaking so sincerely on the phone - all this does not raise any doubts about the reality of the unfolding events. Analyzing the âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ film, (the actors played brilliantly in it), you understand the whole depth of the psychological state that artists enter into to convey to us the tragedy of such a situation.
Supporting Heroes
Actors played an important role in the film. âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ is characterized by their convincing and soulful play. The cast consists of Valery Kukhareshin (homeopath - Aaron Moiseevich), Margarita Bychkova (Sasha's doctor - Galina Sergeevna), Nadezhda Ryazantseva (barmaid), Anatoly Dzivaev (Georgian from a cafe), Larisa Dobrovolskaya (entrance neighbor), Denis Kirillov (car owner) , Roman Gribkov (traffic cop) and Samvel Muzhikyan ... Actors very reliably depicted their roles in the film âBury Me Behind the Baseboardâ, the boy was especially remembered by the audience. Without various special effects, special decorations and incredibly high financial investments that modern films require - this film will capture the attention of the audience right up to the very end, it will leave a mark in everyoneâs soul, make you think and maybe change your life or some situation.
Monologue about yourself and true love
Summing up, we can say that the whole film is Nina Antonovnaâs monologue about her beloved, such an offended fate, heroically carrying a heavy burden. Her stepfather is a dwarf-bloodsucker, her daughter is a whore, her husband is a traitor ... She saves the boy, but he is an ungrateful creature ... Here is the scene of her dancing, now she is retreating into the background, but every thing and the whole spirit of the rooms speaks of her ... It seems that the despotism of the old woman can be stopped only by death. And now this moment has come. Everything seems to be different. However, at the funeral in Olgaâs voice, Sasha heard exactly that tyrannical tone of Ninaâs deceased grandmother. The film is recommended to all mothers and grandmothers who think that an authoritarian regime can bring up a full-fledged personality. Of course not! Only love that is merciful, endures for a long time, does not reproach, and believes everything ... Love gives strength to accept one's neighbor like that. as he is, to help him become better, kinder, brighter ... Love is unconditional and devoid of any kind of tyranny.