海鸥
| 导演： | 奥列格·叶甫列莫夫 / Николай Скорик |
| 主演： | Владимир Краснов Ирина Мирошниченко 叶甫盖尼·米罗诺夫 Вячеслав Невинный |
| 制片国家/地区： | 俄罗斯 |
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| 语言： | 俄语 |
| 年代： | 2001 |
| 片长： | 171分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
Oleg Efremov traditionally staged the play with which the Art Theater "began", a play that has become perhaps the most important in the world drama of the twentieth century, to the extent that a deep and accurate reading of the text is traditionally done. Resumed in 2001, the play did not lose its Ephraim depth, but gained a second wind thanks to the actors. The masters of the ... (展开全部)
Oleg Efremov traditionally staged the play with which the Art Theater "began", a play that has become perhaps the most important in the world drama of the twentieth century, to the extent that a deep and accurate reading of the text is traditionally done. Resumed in 2001, the play did not lose its Ephraim depth, but gained a second wind thanks to the actors. The masters of the stage read the immortal images of the Seagull in their own way, preserving the drawing of roles given by the director and the general atmosphere of the production. The performance breathed in the rhythm of today thanks to outstanding acting works that deserve the closest attention of the public.
Oleg Efremov traditionally staged the play with which the Art Theater "began", a play that has become perhaps the most important in the world drama of the twentieth century, to the extent that a deep and accurate reading of the text is traditionally done. Resumed in 2001, the play did not lose its Ephraim depth, but gained a second wind thanks to the actors. The masters of the ... (展开全部)
Oleg Efremov traditionally staged the play with which the Art Theater "began", a play that has become perhaps the most important in the world drama of the twentieth century, to the extent that a deep and accurate reading of the text is traditionally done. Resumed in 2001, the play did not lose its Ephraim depth, but gained a second wind thanks to the actors. The masters of the stage read the immortal images of the Seagull in their own way, preserving the drawing of roles given by the director and the general atmosphere of the production. The performance breathed in the rhythm of today thanks to outstanding acting works that deserve the closest attention of the public.
