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 Title: Easy Russian Dialogue \ Conversation - About Movies (with subtitles)
Caption: Today we have an easy Russian dialogue \ conversation about movies. What kind of movies do you like? Who starred in the movie? Who is a director in a movie?  We will learn how to say those in Russian.
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Description: Max: Hello friends! Julia: Hello!
Max: Max is with you. Julia: And Julia.
Max: And today we want to talk with Yulia about ... Yulia: ... cinema.
Max: About the movie. And it will be an absolutely spontaneous dialogue, right, Julia?
Julia: That's for sure! Max: Tell me, have we prepared for this dialogue?
Yulia: We did not prepare for this dialogue at all. Max: Yes, we have not prepared for this dialogue at all,
so let's get started. Julia, tell me, do you like to watch movies?
Yulia: In principle, I like to watch films, but I cannot say that I am a
big fan of movies. I love a theatre. Max: Yeah, do you like theater more?
Julia: Yes. Max: But I am actually also
ambiguous about cinema now. On the one hand, I love movies, but I don't watch them very often.
Julia: Me too. Max: Tell me, do you have a favorite movie?
Julia: Yes. I have a few favorite films. Max: Let's pick one of your favorite films.
If there was only one, you would choose as your main favorite movie, what would it be?
Yulia: I will probably name a Russian film. More precisely, the Soviet film "An Ordinary Miracle".
Max: "An ordinary miracle". I've heard a lot about this movie, but I haven't
watched this movie. Who is the director of this film? Julia: Director Mark Zakharov, if I'm not mistaken.
Max: Mark Zakharov ... I don't know such a director, unfortunately. What else did this director shoot?
Maybe I've watched his other films? Yulia: I honestly don't know. I know
that this is a famous Soviet director and he shot a lot of these old Soviet films,
which have now become classics. But what exactly, I probably won't remember.
Max: This is a classic of Soviet cinema, right? Unfortunately, I am
absolutely not strong in the classics of Soviet cinema. Good. What actors played there, in this film?
Yulia: There is, in fact, a very good cast. Alexander Abdulov played there, this is a
fairly well-known Soviet and Russian actor. Max: Well, I know Alexander Abdulov.
Yulia: Mironov played there. Max: Yeah. Andrey Mironov.
Julia: Andrei Mironov, yes. Max: In a nutshell, what is this movie about?
What is the plot of this film? In two sentences. Julia: This is a fairy tale. It was filmed, in general, after a fairy tale,
from a book with fairy tales. And there are many magical characters, there is a wizard, this is the main character of
this whole story. And a bear. Max: Bear?
Julia: Yes. The wizard punished one not very good man by turning him into a bear.
Max: I see. So it's like Harry Potter?
Yulia: Well, not really. It's more like something like that ... something like Russian fairy tales,
there, the forest, bears ... That's all. Max: Yeah. That is, the film was based
on Russian fairy tales. Can I say so? Julia: You can say so, yes. Max,
do you have a favorite movie? Max: Well, I have a few
favorites too, but ... well, okay. The first thing that comes to my mind is probably Dances
with Wolves by Kevin Costner. Julia: Wow, I didn't look!
Max: It's such an amazing epic saga. Well, okay, maybe not epic and maybe not a
saga, but this is a movie about a soldier. I think it was during the American Civil War.
And how one soldier joined the Indians. And now his whole story is told, such a
very ... well, I don't know, with such an interesting plot, a very beautiful film. In my opinion, the first film
directed by Kevin Costner. What genres do you like? Yulia: I really love musical films.
Max: Music films? Julia: Yes!
Max: I don't ... I've always hated musical films! When someone started to sing in the film,
I immediately, I did this one, what is it called? Julia: Facepalm
Max: Facepalm, yes, rukalitso. And I just: ahh, I thought what, why, why are they singing?
Julia: And I have the opposite. If someone started to sing in the film, I thought: what a good film,
I like it! Therefore, I love all sorts of Disney cartoons, there is a lot of music, the
characters are singing. Musical films. “An Ordinary Miracle” is also in
a sense a musical film. Max: Ah, are they singing there too?
Yulia: They also sing there. Max: So you like musicals?
Julia: I love it! Max: Name a
few musicals that you like. Yulia: Movies, musicals, or just musicals?
Max: Well, movies are musicals. Julia: Rent.
Max: Rent. Yulia: You also watched.
Max: Yes, Renta credit. Yulia: There is also The Phantom of the Opera.
Max: The Phantom of the Opera. So. Further. Yulia: From films, well, "Chicago".
Max: Chicago. Okay. And let's get another one. Julia: There is a film "The Last Five Years".
Max: "The last five years." Yulia: Yes, this is also a musical film,
but it is not as famous as "Chicago" or "The Phantom of the Opera" there. But he's also very cool.
Max: Good. Besides musicals, what other genres do you like in movies? Do you like comedy?
Julia: I don't really like comedy. Max: How about horror movies?
Julia: I'm afraid of horror films! Max: Well, they are there to scare people.
Yulia: I don't really like horror films. Max: Ok, dramas? Forest Gump, for example?
Julia: Yes! Drama is good. I love dramas. Max: Good.
Julia: What genres do you like? Max: Well, I like ... probably the
most I like ... I don't like comedy. I don't really like horror films, but I like mystical
films, I really like historical films, and ... that is, films based on real events.
And I also really love fantasy. Fantasy and science fiction too. Both fantasy and science fiction. "Star Wars",
The Lord of the Rings ... Julia: Harry Potter!
Max: Harry Potter, too, yes, I like it all!
Julia: Yes, I love fantasy too. And I also love ... it's called a family saga.
Max: Family saga? Julia: This is something like a drama, but, for example, it
tells the story of one, maybe, a large family over a century there, for example
Max: Like "Tudors"? Julia: "Tudors" , I don’t know ... "The
Forsyte Saga", for example. Max: "Game of Thrones."
Yulia: Perhaps I have not watched. That is, it can be historical or fantasy, but at the same time they
are really the same , there, the characters for a long, long time. Their development.
Max: That is, you like to look as between the characters, then their relationship,
some kind of story, yes, the lives of these characters? Julia: And how this life changes from .
Especially when time is a historical film, for example, there is, the end of the 19th
century and there is 20-years of the twentieth century as a whole has changed, for example, is very interesting
Max:... Well, okay Seq. one question. If you advised our viewers to watch some
kind of Russian film, what would it be? One Russian film. You
have five seconds to think. Julia: I advise the Soviet film "Love and Doves".
Max: Love and Doves! Yulia: It's a comedy, but it's very cool!
Max: Okay, Julia! Thanks. Yulia: Will you advise the listeners something?
Max: I'm ... a Russian film? Or Soviet? Julia: Well, anyone. Just any recommendation.
Except Dances with Wolves. Max: Good. Besides
Dances with Wolves, I would advise everyone to watch a movie ... films-films-films.
I can recommend one of the films I've watched recently. It's called The Last
Emperor. This is an interesting film about the last Chinese emperor Pui. And
it tells about his life and, in fact, well, the end, so to speak, of his life, the end of the
monarchy and the beginning, well, of such a revolution in China. Julia: Sounds interesting! I would have looked too.
Max: Well, friends, happily, see you in the next dialogue!
Julia: See you! Max: Come on. Watch good movies!