Полина (Анастасия Шевцова, Жюльет Бинош)

V roli͡akh: Anastasii͡a Shevt͡sova Veronika Zhovnit͡skai͡a Zhi͡ulʹet Binosh Alekseĭ Gusʹkov Nilʹs Shnaĭder Dzheremi Belingard Miglen Mirtchev Ksenii͡a Kutepova Serdzho Diaz Oriana Khimenes. Polina - devushka iz skromnoĭ rossiĭskoĭ semʹi, mechtai͡ushchai͡a statʹ izvestnoĭ balerinoĭ. Eë roditeli delai͡ut vsë vozmozhnoe, chtoby ikh dochʹ tant͡sevala na st͡sene Bolʹshogo teatra i ėto im s ogromnym trudom udaëtsi͡a. Mama vozit dochku na uroki tant͡sa, a papa ne gnushaetsi͡a zanimatʹsi͡a i͡avnym kriminalom radi svedenii͡a kont͡sov s kont͡sami. Volei͡u sudʹby Polina okazyvaetsi͡a v Parizhe. Eë roditeli polagai͡ut, chto ona uekhala na gastroli, odnako, devushka uezzhaet, slegka vli͡ubivshisʹ vo frant͡suzskogo malʹchika, a zaodno zhelai͡a poprobovatʹ sebi͡a v sovremennom tant͡se. Ėtot filʹm o sile dukha tekh, kto dolzhen izobrazhatʹ slabostʹ v tant͡se, i kto tant͡suet svoi͡u zhiznʹ na st͡sene, preodolevai͡a sonmy prepi͡atstviĭ. No tanet͡s stanovitsi͡a s kazhdym razom vsë vyrazitelʹnee, otbrasyvai͡a detskui͡u naivnostʹ plastiki s nogami kak u kukly, prevrashchai͡asʹ cherez improvizat͡sii v slozhnye kont͡sept͡sii vzroslykh obrazov s chëtkimi linii͡ami dvizheniĭ.

Starring: Anastasia Shevtsova Veronica Zhovnitskaya Juliette Binoche Alexey Guskov Nils Schneider Jeremy Belingard Miglen Mirtchev Ksenia Kutepova Sergio Diaz Oriana Jimenez. Polina is a girl from a modest Russian family who dreams of becoming a famous ballerina. Her parents are doing everything possible for their daughter to dance on the stage of the Bolshoi Theater, and they are having a hard time doing it. Mom takes her daughter to dance lessons, and dad doesn't shy away from engaging in blatant criminality for the sake of making ends meet. By the will of fate, Polina finds herself in Paris. Her parents believe that she went on tour, however, the girl leaves, slightly falling in love with a French boy, and at the same time wanting to try herself in modern dance. This film is about the strength of the spirit of those who have to portray weakness in dance, and who dance their lives on stage, overcoming a host of obstacles. But the dance is becoming more expressive every time, discarding the childish naivety of plastic with doll-like legs, turning through improvisations into complex concepts of adult images with clear lines of movement.