The weather forecast for tomorrow. Winning Films of 2morrow Contemporary Film Festival Automatic translate

MOSCOW. The results of the 2morrow / Tomorrow festival have been summed up.

On the last day of January, the results of two congenial festivals - Sundance and 2morrow - were announced. They are related by the relevance of the topics raised in the paintings, an innovative and independent approach to their implementation on the screen. The words of Robert Redford about the creation he created can be attributed to the Russian "Tomorrow". He considers art a priority for Sundance, while Hollywood exists within the framework and under the laws of big business.

The Grand Prix went to a story about a forgotten boxer nicknamed “Goat”. The real character, Peter Balaz, was a member of the Slovak Olympic team 20 years ago. Now he lives in poverty and lives in slums forgotten by God and fans of his sports talent. The need, risking health residues, to enter the ring, due to the banal everyday situation - the pregnancy of a friend. Ivan Ostrokhovsky’s debut feature film “Koza”, balancing on the verge of little fiction and bitter truth, won several major awards last year at the festival of Czech, Slovak and Polish paintings, at film screenings in Wiesbaden, Curitiba, Mar del Plata, took part in festival them. Tarkovsky, Berlinale, IndieLisboa in Lisbon.

The decision of the 2morrow jury continued the succession of victories of a talented Slovak director.

“Better Story” and “Better Game” were demonstrated in Weather in Closed Spaces by German director Isabella Stever. The increased interest in her was predetermined. Assistance to developing countries, the problem of refugees, the confrontation of civilizations, the mismatch of the values ​​they preach. Collisions that changed the life of modern Europe and became a tragic backdrop for the love story of the protagonist allow us to call Das Wetter in geschlossenen Räumen one of the most relevant films of the festival, in which there are more questions than answers.

The prize for the best image was received by the Evolution horror Lucil Hadzihalilovich, who entered the top ten must see of last year’s London film festival. The director takes off infrequently, but accurately. The sinister “Innocence”, released 12 years ago, had a significant resonance.

The drama about the loss of a loved one, “Those who fall, can fly” (Jeder, der fällt, hat Flügel) by Peter Brunner, with the unconditional advantages of the video series, was noted for the best sound.

Elena Tanakova © Gallerix.ru