A Refusal to Comply: The Films of Lynne Ramsay
"Well, the film industry is completely sexist and completely class-biased." A closer look at Lynne Ramsay's impressive body of work.
Slap in the Face That Wasn't
An emergency occurred in the tenth grade of one of the city schools. Disrupting the peaceful flow of a literature lesson, former student Sasha Tsymbaly burst into the classroom and slapped Sonya Zhuravleva across the face. The stunned principal ran to call the police, while the students sat at their desks as if nothing had happened. No one stood up for their classmate's violated honor. What was going on? Could it be love?
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An emergency occurred in the tenth grade of one of the city schools. Disrupting the peaceful flow of a literature lesson, former student Sasha Tsymbaly burst into the classroom and slapped Sonya Zhuravleva across the face. The stunned principal ran to call the police, while the students sat at their desks as if nothing had happened. No one stood up for their classmate's violated honor. What was going on? Could it be love?
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Viktor Bagdasarov, Rustam Ibragimbekov
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Igor Shatrov
Director
Andrei Boltnev
Lieutenant Lapikov
Lyudmila Solovyova
Polina Antonovna
Vladimir Steklov
Anatoliy Tarasovich
Olga Rachinskaya
Sonya Zhuravleva
Vadim Lyubshin
Sasha Tsimbaley
Igor Kashintsev
Tsimbaley‘s father
Kseniya Strizh
Olya Naumova
Aleksandr Strizhenov
Volodya Ipatov
Irina Savina
Tsimbaley’s neighbor
Alesha Korsunsky
Igor Belozerov
Dmitry Bykov
10th grade student
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