Alenka, скрины офигительные:)))) и песенка ващее КЛАСС!!!!!!!

какой класс я тоже такое кино хочу - а где-нить его можно скачать?
фотки приятственные

Могу, прислать...

а где-нить его можно скачать?

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Все кувырком?

ты что залила на мул??

Ведь если кто-то не любит тебя так, как ты хочешь, это еще не значит, что он не любит тебя совсем…

быстро же растут ветки на сем древе! мне, старой белке, не угнаться

золотые слова... по этому поводу есть хорошая книжка "5 типов любви", кажется, называется... оч занимательно

девчонки, спасибо за то, чем и как вы делитесь!

Mads Mikkelsen talks about his role as a member of the resistance, Citronen, in the most expensive so far Danish-speaking film (Flammen og Citronen), about his lacking desire to challenge himself, and about religion.

Bang, bang!
The bangs sound as if from toy guns, but will sound real at the cinema.
The resistance men's faces are solemn. Ambushes? Informers?

The long coats flutter in the wind, while the Flame and the Lemon try to reach the escape car before the Germans turn up.

What did happen?

Mads Mikkelsen's figure, the Lemon, looks uneasy when he runs across the rainwet paving stones. They run off and disappear in a smoking car out the other side of the wings of Babelsberg Studio in Berlin where a smaller scale of Niels Brocks Gade in Copenhagen in the year 1944 has been built.

The Flame and the Lemon were two resistance people whose stubborn and idealistic fight for Denmark's freedom made them legends in their occupied country. Dead legends.

Suicides in the gray zone
Sabotage and duels were a part of a merciless weekday in the resistance group Ogier the Dane; and then, when all else failed, the Flame took poison to avoid German capture, and the Lemon blew himself up with a hand grenade when he was overcome on his sickbed.

The legends are relived in Ole Christian Madsen's feature film which carries on their names.

The turning point in the film is when the resistance fighters aren't clear heroes, the time under the Occupation when life was in moral gray zones...that you had to do things not always understood from time to time in order to do what was right in the end. Mads Mikkelsen has changed costumes and now is at the Flame's basement window where there are a bed, bottles with alcohol and used cartridge cases on the floor. The basement was a bedroom and shooting range in one.

Rules for war
What does the war do to the Lemon?
-War is to kill another human being. Once you have done it, you never entirely become yourself again. You have to live with the doubt, whether it was the correct. And it's a strange gray zone to move into as an idealist. And the Lemon falls into that gray zone - he goes into zombie country with materials and alcohol to an extreme degree. Maybe because he knew their life was short.-

What picture did you have of the resistance before you were involved in "Flammen & Citronen?
-Most arguments are gray zone arguments - therefore most wars must be also gray zone wars. There is no doubt that the resistance fighters were the liberators, and we thank them for it. But what they did was maybe not always so correct. And I do not think you can have just a clean war in the world. The Geneva convention is fine to have, and we have to try to respect it, but we have to look long enough at somebody who does it. It's absurd as such to have rules for war.-

Religion, no thanks
Your director, Ole Christian Madsen, draws parallels between the resistance fighters' idealism and the present time's terrorism. Do you agree?
-I do not see it entirely in that way. At the time there was a country, which was called Denmark that some people decided to take, and some others revolted. That cannot entirely be paralleled with human beings who think and believe that you have to die. Religion is a whole chapter for itself in the world history. Religion is? Yes, something solely for oneself? This drives me crazy about all religions.-

You do not like religion?
-No, that is what you cannot say! I have a very hard time understanding religion. Consequently, if you say you believe in Odin and Thor today, people are laughing their ass off. But it's entirely okay to believe in a man who changed water to wine and walked on a lake. Nu må vi klappen hesten og komme videre (couldn’t translate this sentence to make sense). Religion has been fine to make some structures in society and make some political rules of the game, thus the thing’s worked. Now we have gotten righteous (? not positive on that word’s translation, but that’s my best guess) and could well fall to the point of being completely, absurdly naive - and by the way, fight each other in religion’s name. We could get a little righteous also in Denmark. To believe there’s more to life, you can easily let yourself do this, but that hasn't a thing to do with religion. Religion is man-made and God is divine, thus they don’t hang together.-

Do you believe in something?
- I do not have a fixed idea of life after death, but I believe that one should try to live a good (behave appropriately) life and the world stays a better place.-

Maybe film director
You just got an international breakthrough. Which role do you go for next time?
- There is nothing for me to choose right now! Hopefully something or other drops down which is exciting.-

But you do not go and think: Next film I’ll do I’ll be a clown for example?
- No, I have never chosen a role thinking I have to try to play something new. I am not interested in challenges, I am interested in making good films. Do I want challenges? Yes. I can just crawl up a mountain and avoid filming, if that’s all it was. But that doesn't interest me, not at all. If the story is great, then I'll gladly play a transvestite, and it might also be provocative, but it isn't the other way round - it isn't me, who I’m pretending to be (in choosing a role).-

Do you look at it as a 9-5 job?
-Not at all. It's total passion, but it's the story which is the most important. Many other actors say: It might be funny if I did this here or talked like that here - but then the story can suddenly disappear just because an actor wanted to try something new.-

Challenge
Then what can challenge you?
- I play a lot of sports, and it's always a challenge to see whether the knees can hold an hour or a season more.-

If you really are so keen about explaining good stories, could you see yourself moving on to directing?
- Yes, easily. But I’d have to have a good story first. I'll not move on to directing just in order to try something new.

А, вот откуда... 13 фраз Габриэль Гарсиа Маркес