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The Legend of Siegfried
The film is about the long-term relationship between the director and the character of her first film, the French indie artist, musician and director Siegfried, known as Sig. The story is dedicated to the experience of growing up, emancipation and finding their own identity in life and in art. The film raises questions about the nature of the student-teacher relationship, which inevitably involves submission and conflict, and the nature of the director and hero relationship, which is based on love and a little manipulation.
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The film is about the long-term relationship between the director and the character of her first film, the French indie artist, musician and director Siegfried, known as Sig. The story is dedicated to the experience of growing up, emancipation and finding their own identity in life and in art. The film raises questions about the nature of the student-teacher relationship, which inevitably involves submission and conflict, and the nature of the director and hero relationship, which is based on love and a little manipulation.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Svetlana Strelnikova
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Tone Studio Athens, Hypermarket Film, Tomáš Doruška Film
Cast
Svetlana Strelnikova
Director
Siegfried
Self (archive footage)
Svetlana Strelnikova
Self (archive footage)
Alexandr Rassohin
Self (archive footage)
Arkadiy Veytskin
Self (archive footage)
Ruslan Treschev
Self (archive footage)
Tengiz Semenov
Self (archive footage)
Julia Ermolina
Self (archive footage)
Arkady Kogan
Self (archive footage)
Dmitry Kabakov
Self (archive footage)
Yuliya Panasenko
Self (archive footage)
Denis Sidorenko
Self (archive footage)
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