If we imagine that somewhere there is a non-existent country. Thatcertainly can agree that the film is beautiful. But no more. Any educated Russian people laughing at this film. Of course it's music, especially the moment where Vladimir plays the piano Russian song))) This is not a Russian, it's a Soviet song of 1950 from a Soviet film. Also there is a waltz "On the Hills of Manchuria". It was written in 20 century. But this is not important. Very important that none of the actors did not pass the character of those heroes of which Pushkin wrote This is not just a desire to make a negative rating! I respect the Russian and American classics. I think that the Russian director's would never take Gone with the Wind
Review of Onegin
