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Vvedensky: God might be around there (2005)
Documentary
(Finished)
Duration 26 minutes
Distribution Centre of National Film
Creation The Federal Agency of Culture and Cinematography, Centre of National Film
Country Russia
Language Russian
Color
Video
Internet TV: http://www.getmovies.ru/details.aspx?item=66653

Alexander Vvedensky is a bright and original Russian poet – oberiut that worked at the beginning of the XXth century and was the author of the absurd dialogue plays and poems. He called himself “the authority of nonsense”. Behind his cold appearance and affected cynicism he tired to hide his vulnerability and naked, “skinless” feeling of reality. The world created by him, is scary and bewitching, piercing and subtle. Horror before the absurdity of life and death – “The world died out. The world was slaughtered, it is a cock”. And a very vague guess – “God might be around there”.
Director
Varvara Urizchenko
Scriptwriter
Varvara Urizchenko
Cameramans
Peter Vlaskov
Producer
Sergey Zernov

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New CNF films are available on DVD discs!

08 Apr 2011
CNF began to cooperate with the company Ardis. It implies that very soon the following films will be available in a convenient DVD-format: series of popular science films “Victims of The Two Dictatorships”, based on interviews with people that survived in the camps for prisoners of war and extermination camps in National Socialist Germany and USSR, documentaries “Pray to God for Us” about “Russian Golgotha”, "My Father GULAG”, which became the best at “Tranzyt” (Poland, 2010), won the second prize at “Radiant Angel” (Russia, 2009) and was a diploma winner at “Zolotoy Buben” (Russia,2009); series of popular science films «The Mysticism of Power” (4 episodes to 26 minutes); biographical motion pictures “VVedensky. God Might Be Around There” “Kharms. The Other Line”, “Straddling a Draggon” about remarkable Russian paleontologist I. Efremov, “Yuri Zhivago”, based on B. Pasternak world famous novel, which was nominated for the Nobel Prize, thus caused a scandal and was suppressed by Soviet government, “Man of Scandal or Letters about Love” about outstanding Russian scholar V. Shklovsky; series of popular science films “Russian Folk Crafts”, being of great demand among foreign visitors (it’s a narrative about Russian lacquer miniature, seamstresses, Rostov Finift, Zhostovo handicraft, Gzhel world-famous ceramics and Pavlovsky Posad patterned shawls). DVD-discs release date and official distributors are so far kept in strict confidence. Watch for further information!
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18 May 2010
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23 Jun 2008
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Vvedensky: There’s Apparently God Around and Kharms. Another Line on the Kultura channel

25 Sep 2007
The Kultura TV channel is starting the broadcast of the films by the Center of National Film studio: "Vvedensky: There’s Apparently God Around" and "Kharms. Another Line from the Three Devious Hours" video cycle (directed by Varvara Urizchenko).