Title: earlier work of an Oscar laureat
Product review: Nikita Mihkalkov received worldwide attention when his film "Tired by the Sun" got Oscar for best foreign film in the 90s. But Mikhalkov was one of Russia's best-known and most-loved directors since his start in 70s. His brilliant debute was a game in "western" - an "eastern", as they were called in Russia - "At Home With Strangers, A Stranger At Home". "Slave Of LOve" is one of his early films as well, clearly a masterpiece. The story of a filmcrew, shooting on small south town after the Revolution of 1917 incorporates the doomed battle between the Reds and the Whites as well as the doomed relationships between a silent movie star and a cameraman-Bolshevik.Mikhalkov is playing with the finest nuances of feelings and meanings, creating a trembling, stealing, beatiful and fragile reality.
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