Today, the most popular films are considered foreign. Bigboards blow the news, all cinemas are full of cinema shots, and hundreds and even millions adore heroes. Perhaps the reason for this was that the majority of compatriots switched from conventional television to cable or even to the Internet. And maybe the point is that television is almost obsolete. Nevertheless, there are less and less good reviews about Russian films, while the list of Russian
melodramas, comedies, detectives is all being updated and updated. The fact that domestic filmmakers -
Alexander Dovzhenko, Lev Kuleshov, Nikita Mikhalkov - today are among the top 100 of the world, to some extent indicates their exclusivity and talent. And of course, our directors have something to see and learn from.
List of melodramas 2012
So, to the number of significant and interesting filmmakers, first of all, I would like to include the director and part-time actress Renat Litvinov. The ambiguous, almost always semi-crazy tapes of Litvinova are loved not only by
modern youth. The film “The Last Tale of Rita” does not differ, say, from “The Goddess: How I Loved”, released in 2004, with its transcendence and central themes: happiness, love, death. At the same time, not only the director's task is perceived ambiguously, but also the images of heroes eccentric in outfits, speeches, and actions. This film, probably, can title the list of
Russian melodramas for those who love non-standard and, of course, Renat Litvinova herself, whose philosophy of life is so clearly traced in the picture.
Something about family values in the movie
It should be noted how well domestic film directors manage to make films about the war and family values. For this, any genre is suitable - comedy, melodrama or detective story. I would also like to say that sometimes our directors team up with colleagues to create unique, good films. The main thing is to convey the essence of the issue and make you think. Russian directors who managed to combine comedy and melodrama, convey a strong, clear message to the audience, replenish the list of Russian melodramas with a wonderful tape "Moms" - Oganesyan, Salavatov, Korneev. A positive story about how the age of technology robs us of the joys of life with which we grew up. And how the heroes found a way out of the situation as a result of the “fallen” mobile network on March 8th: they congratulated their mothers personally, without redirecting warm words using a mobile device and other gadgets.
In the field of independent cinema, one cannot fail to note yet another director and actor - Viktor Shamirov with his film “This is What Happens to Me”. This tape was included in the list of Russian melodramas as a “history of existential defeat” of people living in a huge city, but having so little
personal space and time. We can say that the progress of sensitive Russian cinema is behind independent directors. Such tapes reflect the “inside” of human experiences in such a way as no other genre.
So, if you are interested in Russian melodrama-2012, a list of them can be found on the Internet on any site that broadcasts them online, or ask the opinions of others about this.