Monthly Archives: May 2009

Russian Video: Alexander Rybak's Interview!

Hello,

We noticed a huge interest of our readers to Alexander Rybak – Norwegian winner of Eurovision 2009. Let’s find out more about him! Let’s watch what an interview where he tells about his family and himself. Don’t forget to turn on English Subtitles:

And this interview is about Alexander Rybak actor’s job for a movie “Yohan – The Child Wanderer”.

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.

Russian Video: Alexander Rybak is The Eurovision Winner!

Alexander Rybak -the Eurovision Winner
Hello,

I knew, I knew, I knew – I always knew that Alexander Rybak is the best – the only video about Eurovision I published was video of him!

Belorussian boy was born in Soviet Union (1986) – now lives with his parents in Norway. He is extremely talented, plays piano and violin since 5 years old, plays in performances and movie.

When Kyle for the fist time showed me Alexander Rybak’s interview with Russia Today. I was sure that’s the words of winner. For him Eurovision was a big party – no contest. Everybody were so kind to each other. Just a winner could say such words before the beginning of this contest!

Fairytale

(LYRICS)
Years ago when I was younger
I kinda’ liked a girl I knew.
She was mine, and we were sweethearts,
That was then, but then it’s true

I’m in love with a fairytale
Even though it hurts.
‘Cause I don’t care if I lose my mind;
I’m already cursed

Every day we started fighting,
Every night we fell in love.
No one else could make me sadder,
But no one else could lift me high above

I don’t know what I was doing
But suddenly we fell apart.
Nowadays I cannot find her.
But when I do we’ll get a brand new start

I’m in love with a fairytale
Even though it hurts.
Cause I don’t care if I lose my mind;
I’m already cursed

She’s a fairytale
Yeah
Even though it hurts.
Cause I don’t care if I lose my mind;
I’m already cursed

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.

Russian Video: Only Old Men Are Going to Battle (Movie)!

Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 (how we call WWII in Russia) and we are watching one of the best movies Only Old Men Are Going to Battle (В бой идут одни “старики”), by Leonid Bukov, 1973.

Sometimes age has nothing to do with experience. Watch this movie to find out how in a short span of time the twenty year old pilots can loose the title “wet behind the ears” and gain the battle respected title of “old men”.

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The crew:
Directed by Leonid Bykov

Writing credits
Leonid Bykov writer
Yevgeni Onopriyenko writer
Aleksandr Satsky writer

Original Music by Viktor Shevchenko
Cinematography by Vladimir Vojtenko
Film Editing by M. Zorovoy
Production Design by Georgi Prokopets
Costume Design by L. Korotenko

The cast:
Leonid Bykov – Titarenko
Sergei Podgornyj – Smuglyanka
Sergei Ivanov – Kuznechik
Rustam Sagdullayev – Romeo
Yevgeniya Simonova – Masha
Olga Mateshko – Zoya
Vladimir Talashko – Skvortzov
Aleksei Smirnov – Makarych
Viktor Miroshnichenko – Kompolka
Gregory Hlady – (as Grigori Gladij)
Yuri Sarantsev
Alim Fedorinsky – Alyabyev (as A. Fyodorinsky)
Vano Yantbelidze – Vano (as V. Yantbelidze)
Aleksandr Nemchenko – Ivan Fedorovich (as A. Nemchenko)
Boris Boldyrevsky (as B. Boldyrevsky)
Valentin Makarov (as V. Makarov)
Lyudmila Marchenko
Vilori Pashchenko (as V. Paschenko)
Valentin Grudinin (as V. Grudinin)
Dmitri Mirgorodsky
Vladimir Volkov
Viktor Stepanenko (as V. Stepanenko)

© Dovzhenko Film Studio, 1973

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.

Russian Video: A Boy Who Rings Bells!

Hello,

We already told you about an 84 years old Russian woman who has a hobby to ring bells in the church. Today we’ll show you opposite story now this is a 14 years old boy who took exams and was chosen (among 15 people) to ring bells in his local church.

Every day he comes to church at 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. he climbs up the ladder in the bell tower and his mother calls him when the service starts to start ring the bells. Some people have a long journey to listen to his bells. At the school holidays he is going to Kazan on bells festival. He is also planning to make a CD-disk with his rhythms.

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.

Russian Video: Eurovision 2009 from Moscow!

Hello,

To live here in Moscow and tell nothing about Eurovision these days… it’s impossible. Even if I am not too big fan of this competition I feel that is my duty.

I think I picked up a very good video of Alexander Rybak (Belorussian guy who lives with his parents in Norway). I really like his show very much!

Do you like Eurovision contests? Who is your favorite singer for this year?

Best wishes,

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.

Russian Video: Russia vs Canada Ice Hockey World Championships 2009 – The Best Moments and Goals!

Hello,

Like all Russians I am very excited that Russia won the Ice Hockey World Championships (IIHF WORLDS 2009) for the second year in a row, beating principal rivals Canada 2-1 in the finals in Bern, Switzerland on Sunday night. You can read details about the victory at Russia Today.

And here I want to show you and watch again and again The Best Moments of this Final Game Russia vs Canada (all goals and the end of the game)!

What a beautiful game indeed!

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.

Russian Video: The Dawns Here Are Quiet (Movie)

The Dawns Here Are Quiet

All TV-channels in Russia show us a lot of movies about the Great Patriotic War (that’s how we call WWII) at the 9th of May (Victory Day).

Today we will watch one of classic Russian movies about the Great Patriotic War: The dawns here are quiet (А зори здесь тихие), 1972. Movie was directed by Stanislav Rostotsky based on Boris Vasilyev’s novel of the same name This film was nominated for an Oscar as “Best Foreign Film” in 1973.

The region was Karelia, Russia in 1942 during WWII. The scene begins in a railway station far from the front line, senior sergeant Vaskov is stationed with a group of young female (yes, female!) who are anti-aircraft gunners. Vaskov is not used to these “gunners”. They are active and playful personalities. Therefore he has clashes with the gunners over daily issues. But Vaskov, being the only man in the village, has to accommodate, no matter what the situation.

One day, two German paratroopers appear in the forest near their garrison….

You must watch to find out if female gunners saved the day:

Maybe after watching this movie you understand these words from one of the most powerful Russian song “Victory Day”: This is joy with tears in our eyes…

But such movies must be watched … because Nobody is forgotten and nothing is forgotten!

Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle

comments always welcome.