Monday, February 18, 2013

I promised, I will go ... [Ya obeshala, ya ujdu...], 1992

I promised, I will go ... | Ya obeshala, ya ujdu...


I promised, I will go ... [Ya obeshala, ya ujdu...], 1992
Year       1992
Country       Russia
Israel
Director       Valerij Ahadov
Screenwriter       Evgenij Kozlovskij
Producer       Ismail Tagi-zade
Operator       Vladimir Dmitrievskij
Composer       Mikael Tariverdiev
Artist       Vyacheslav Vidanov
Svetlana Sladkovskaya
Editor       Elena Klimenko
Genre       Drama [play]
Duration       89 min. / 01:29
Actors       Elena Korikova
Zurab Magalishvili
Sofiko Chiaureli
Pavel Semenihin
Natal'ya Korogodova
Oleg Shklovskij
Badri Baramidze
Irina Akulova
Igor' Pushkarev
Karlo Sakandelidze
Rating       6.96 / 10 [votes: 81]
IMDB Rating       2.10 / 10 [votes: 7]

Meeting with Georgian guy distract hopelessly sick girl from the experience. With his parents' heroes travel to Israel for medical advice. It turns out that she is healthy. It seemed that life was adjusted ... But their happiness does not last long: to replace the sadness comes another one ...


Review


Once seen on television movie Valery Akhadova initially perceived as a "burning tears of melodrama" (not a coincidence that in 1994 Ahadov arranged in Magnitogorsk, which was working in the theater, a special film festival more noble name "Crystal Tears"). But here's an unconventional ending with voluntary death of the heroine, which still could not meet even rash promise to his beloved die, made quite a different look at the tape.


Valery Ahadov works pretty smoothly - successful pictures ("Who is going to Truskavets?", "Family Secrets"), and not very successful ("Ruth") alternate with all checkpoints, random, supposedly removed forcibly. And in the film "I promised, I'll go ..." to detect signs of unpretentious, negligence, haste, though hectic period "mnogokartinya" that occurred in the late 90's, it seems to not only set out clearly and intelligibly, but also as Development of the more stylistically justifiable and artistic interpretation.

This band started as usual melodrama about a girl from somewhere in the Urals, who accidentally discovered by a local doctor that she had, in all probability, breast cancer - and to live very long. Then the story gets adventurous (crazy ride in his car to the Black Sea, the deception of the young businessmen of Georgian) and romantic (the meeting with the beautiful and noble prince - the future architect Tomaz actually belongs to the family of the Georgian princes). He appeared as if from their own dreams girls, but their love of the "on the edge of the abyss" and amid the beauties of Tbilisi and Tel Aviv to give her the necessary history "touches hysterical" - just like in the play "The Lady of the Camellias", excerpts of which we sometimes wedged into the narrative.


But modern Violetta, by the way, amazingly thin, delicate and exquisitely played by Elena Korikovoy another three years before her success in "Mistress into Maid" is neither a lady of the demimonde, inexorably fading from consumption, or (later discover) terminally ill, which surely must leave her Armand. However, the gap between the two lovers, who had already combined seemingly doomed marriage, it is still going on - and not metaphysical, but by long-known issue of class (and ethnic - part of a new, post-Soviet) prejudice.

And instead of suffering, and the final happy reunion parted loved ones, whose ways and views about again intersect at one point and now forever, is something that breaks the traditional system verified melodrama. Of course, "Lady of the Camellias" can be seen as a case avtoevtanazii, slow mortification. But the young heroine of the novel Yevgeny Kozlovsky, served as the basis for the film Valeria Akhadova, passes away quietly, as if just fallen asleep on the seat coaches still solves it in an instant, dramatic force of will, and most importantly - a sense of self-esteem: "I promised, I'll go! ".

If it were not for the music ... It was Michael Tariverdiev music, even for him, not quite familiar instrumented (just like the style of Oleg Karavaychuk in the 70's), originally perceived as an imbalance of this sad story, gradually perceived even in the harmonic terms. She - as a kind of hymn to light detachment of being, which is not completed abroad death, and goes on and on in a different time and place, in the infinite otherness. And the transition to those unfamiliar with life outside is not terrible, but at peace and rest. Most Tariverdiyeva not become in this world in 4 years - but there was his music, as the good news from wherever, promising or not promising, they leave.

1 comment:

  1. In my opinion, the film Valeria Akhadova "I promise, I'll go..." one of the most romantic films, at least of those that I have seen. However, everyday situations, and the characters and the relationships between them are shown in the film is extremely authentic, recognizable and far from romantic. The charm of this film makes great music Michael Tariverdiev, the contrast between the Siberian, encased snow town and Georgia, "where the waves are splashing" and where so determined rushes Irina "live at last", unaware of the fateful meeting with his one and probably the first in the life love.

    All roles are played great, the moment of parting, when Irina (heroine Elena Korikovoy) permanently leaves a loved one, so hopelessly, silently, quietly, constantly looking for the last time casting a glance already love her city, especially piercing. I also loved how daring "to keep the promise," Irina says goodbye to his hometown: parental visits the grave and thoughtful, smiling mysteriously, peering into the endless expanses of snow. Siberian town on the eve of the New Year shows a particularly beautiful: blue skies, birch, temple, white snow, driving past a cart with freshly cut Christmas tree ...

    Young, single, and despite the harsh environmental reality has not lost his loyalty to a myth! And the love story turns into profit - the bus is a coach, and the white, clean, snow swirling in the wind, - clouds ...

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