Actress dinara drukarova naked in pro urodov i lyudey

Movie from year 1998
Synopsis of the film: a young woman gets whipped

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Keywords for this film: bdsm, brunette, classic, hairy, retro, rough, spanking, vintage

Pro urodov i lyudey (1998) Summary: “Pro urodov i lyudey”, also known as “Of Freaks and Men”, is a Russian historical comedy-drama film released in 1998. Directed by Aleksei Balabanov, the film is set in the early 20th century and centers around two seemingly prosperous families who become associated with the mysterious Johann, the owner of a photo studio. In the basement of this studio, a photographic theater honoring the Marquise de Sade was created, producing photographic postcards with the humbled nakedness of the human body, causing lust and gloating triumph of power. Johann, who has the look of a photographer who knows how to see angel curls and a sweet smile in a girl, also has the same look that corrupts the body, the look of a pornographer. Over and over again, Johann destroys the well-being of families and turns ordinary people into freaks, seized with vice. Description: The film was initially filmed in black and white, then entirely in sepia tone. This stylistic choice gives it a unique aesthetic that sets it apart from many other films of its time. The film’s premise is centered on two families and their decline at the hands of one man, Johann, and his pornographic endeavors. The movie comments on the decline of Russian society as a result of the rise of capitalism. The soundtrack is taken from Prokofiev’s ballet, Romeo and Juliet; and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Review: “Pro urodov i lyudey” received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. Some viewers appreciated its unique blend of historical drama and comedy, as well as its commentary on societal decline. The film’s sepia tone cinematography was praised for adding to its overall atmosphere. However, some viewers found the film’s subject matter to be disturbing and its narrative to be somewhat confusing. Despite these criticisms, many agreed that “Pro urodov i lyudey” is a unique piece of cinema that offers an intriguing glimpse into a specific period of Russian history. History: “Pro urodov i lyudey” was released in 1998 and has since been recognized for its contributions to Russian cinema. At the 1998 Russian Guild of Film Critics Awards, the film was awarded prizes for Best Director (Aleksei Balabanov), Best Director of Photography (Sergei Astakhov), Best Art Direction (Vera Zelinskaya), Best Male Actor (Sergei Makovetsky), and Best Supporting Actor (Maksim Sukhanov). At the Nika Awards, the film received prizes for Best Film and Best Director (Aleksei Balabanov). Despite its controversial subject matter, “Pro urodov i lyudey” continues to be discussed and analyzed in film circles today.