cccThisisstoryaboutadentistwiththetalentofpainlesslyextractingteeth,andwhathappenstohimasaresultofbeingnaturallygoodathisjob.Itistoldwithhumour(muchofitquitesubtle,almostsurreal,andinthebackground-imagineastreetscenewhereeveryoneonthesidewalkononesideoftheroadwalksinjustonedirection,andontheothersideintheother),poignancy,andafrequentbreakingofthe4thwallbetweenthemovieandtheaudience(thinkofwhathappensinShakespeare'splays,andyou'llbeclose).ItalsofeaturessomesongsbyNovellaMatveyeva,afamousRussiansinger-songwriter(hersongsaresungbytheleadingactress).

这是一部很特殊的战争题材电影，它真实地描写了德占区人民的悲惨遭遇和场面，以及人们面对突如其来的灾难的恐惧，反映了战争的真实面ccc。它既不同于《斯大林格勒保卫战》、《攻占柏林》这些正面战场的血肉横飞、排山倒海、摧枯拉朽，也不同与《这里的黎明静悄悄》、《星》所描写的局部战斗中体现的平凡悲壮，更不是战地浪漫曲，而是降临在平民百姓头上血淋淋的残酷。影片的事件和恐怖场面远超过任何一部描写德军集中营的电影，令人毛骨悚然，提醒胆小和心软者慎看。

eeeAlovingfilmtributetoRussianfilmmakerLarisaShepitko,whodiedtragicallyinacaraccidentin1979attheageof40.Thisdocumentarybyherhusband,ElemKlimov,includesexcerptsfromallofShepitko'sfilms,andherownvoiceisheardtalkingaboutherlifeandart.　　ElemKlimov'sgrief-strickenelegyLarisaexaminesthelifeofhislatewife—thefilmdirectorLarisaShepitko—throughaseriesofdirect-addressinterviewsandphotomontages,setagainstamournfulvisual-musicalbackdrop.Typically,Klimovfilmshissubjects(whichincludehimselfandseveralofShepitko'scollaborators)withinastark,snow-coveredforest,itstangledweboftreesstandinginasmetaphoricalrepresentationofaperhapsinexpressiblesuffering,theresultofShepitko'sprematuredeathwhilefilmingheradaptationofValentinRasputin'snovellaFarewelltoMatyora.InterweavinghomemoviefootagewithsequencesfromShepitko'swork(MayaBulgakova'spensiveplanecrashreminiscencefromWingstakesonseveralnewlayersofresonanceinthiscontext),Larisa'smostpowerfulpassageisitsfirstaccompaniedbythegrandiosefinalmusiccuefromShepitko'sYouandI,KlimovdissolvesbetweenaseriesofpersonalphotographsthatencompassLarisa'sentirelife,frombirthtodeath.Thisbriefsymphonyofsorrowanticipatesthecatharticreverse-motionclimaxofKlimov'sComeandSee,thoughbyplacingthescenefirstwithinLarisa'schronology,Klimovseemstobeworkingagainstcatharsis.Thepainisclearlyfresh,thewoundstillfestering,andKlimovwants—aboveall—tocapturehowdeepmisery'sknifehascut.