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| The movie is set for next year |
FIRST PHOTOS FROM THE PRINCE- DOM OF MOSCOW ARE IN
While your eyes are still recuperating from the fashion and PC crap speeches' horrors of the Golden Globes, your trusted spy is taking you over to Russia as we have the first photos from their new
historical movie THE HEART OF PARMA which is being prepared for 2021! Directed by Anton Megerdichev for Star Media, the epic movie is set
in the 15th century. The movie is actually a big screen adaptation of best selling novel Сердце Пармы from 2003 by Russian writer Alexei Ivanov. 
Aleksandr Kuznetsov, Yevgeny Mironov, Fyodor Bondarchuk, Aleksey Rozin, Elena Erbakova, and Sergei Puskepalis lead the cast of the film for
which whole cities made of stone and wood, fortresses and stilt houses were built on the banks of Usva and Kosva rivers. I hear that our dear Ilya Malakov is also in the cast.
historical movie THE HEART OF PARMA which is being prepared for 2021! Directed by Anton Megerdichev for Star Media, the epic movie is set in the 15th century. The movie is actually a big screen adaptation of best selling novel Сердце Пармы from 2003 by Russian writer Alexei Ivanov. 
Aleksandr Kuznetsov, Yevgeny Mironov, Fyodor Bondarchuk, Aleksey Rozin, Elena Erbakova, and Sergei Puskepalis lead the cast of the film for which whole cities made of stone and wood, fortresses and stilt houses were built on the banks of Usva and Kosva rivers. I hear that our dear Ilya Malakov is also in the cast.
What Is The Story About?
The story of the standoff of two worlds: the Great Principality of Moscow and the Ural Parma, ancient Permian lands inhabited by pagans.
Heroes and ghosts, princes and shamans, Voguls and Muscovites will meet
here. The clash of the civilizations is centred around the fate of
Russian Prince
Mikhail (Aleksandr Kuznetsov) who falls in love with young Tiche (Yelena Yerbakova),
a lamia witch capable of assuming the appearance of a lynx. The
passion
for the pagan woman and the loyalty to forbidden love, the campaign
against the Voguls, bloody battles and a short peace, the battle between
Muscovy and Parma - the hero will have to go trough the trials where
loosing one’s life is not as scary as making a betrayal.
The story of the standoff of two worlds: the Great Principality of Moscow and the Ural Parma, ancient Permian lands inhabited by pagans.
Heroes and ghosts, princes and shamans, Voguls and Muscovites will meet
here. The clash of the civilizations is centred around the fate of
Russian Prince
Mikhail (Aleksandr Kuznetsov) who falls in love with young Tiche (Yelena Yerbakova),
a lamia witch capable of assuming the appearance of a lynx. The passion
for the pagan woman and the loyalty to forbidden love, the campaign
against the Voguls, bloody battles and a short peace, the battle between
Muscovy and Parma - the hero will have to go trough the trials where
loosing one’s life is not as scary as making a betrayal.
Everyone always wants the love of the one person who's forbidden! I didn't watch the Golden Globes because I really have no patience for award shows. Was it that bad?
ReplyDeleteI haven't watched, but from what I read it was beyond terrible, both the award winners, the speeches and dresses.
DeleteForbidden love... tale as old as time, no?
ReplyDeleteLike Jax, I'm glad I didn't watch the Golden Globes either. Though, I don't think I've seen an award show in over 15 years. Especially these past few years where the winners feel it's their duty to shove their political opinions down our throats just because they won some stupid statue and have 30 seconds to torture us with their views uninterrupted.
I think the historically worst for me was actually Michelle Williams this year using the stage to give her support to abortions. She literally said she wouldn't have a career if she wasn't able to use that choice. So basically she puts her career over a life of her own child and finds it brave and heroic??? Humans like her give humanity such a disgusting name. I cannot stand today's daft irresponsibility and selfishness.
DeleteUgh, she did not! What a disgusting thing to bring up at an award show. I think most of Hollywood has lost their damn minds.
DeleteIt is such a disrespect to the organizers, to the audience, and so arrogant, Gervais told them well in his speech - most of you have spent less time in school than Greta, so finish your speeches, thank your parents and God and fuck of. They obviously did not listen to his wise words.
Delete...I'm not a huge fan of his work, but I'd cheer to that! Award shows are for entertainment and an escape from politics. Celebrities need to find a different platform to lecture the public on their beliefs. I've been up sick all night after our breaking news yesterday. I turn on the TV to distract my brain from it, not to hear someone's uneducated opinion.
DeleteExactly! They like to feel better about themselves by preaching. Like Joaquin Phoenix who goes out to the stage and lectures them about private jets, but at the same times inspires real-life psychos and villains around the world with his performance of a maniac.
DeleteYep. Lecture us about what us little people are doing to mess up the world, but the likes of DiCaprio and Clooney are some of the worst offenders with their private jets, yachts, huge mansions that need heat, sports cars, and lavish lifestyles. Seems like at least Gervais understands the Hollywood hypocrisy a bit. Just because you’re overpaid to play dress up on a daily basis does not make you special to where your political beliefs trump anyone else’s. Keep your opinions to yourself please and thank you.
DeleteSadly, none of them got what Gervais told them, too big headed for that.
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