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Brodsky's reminiscences begin with his father (Sergei Yursky) and mother (the great Alisa Freyndlikh) creating a wonderland of familial warmth within their apartment. As a boy , Brodsky sees the world through the confident prism of a loving family. As a college student, Brodsky becomes political, a stance he maintains through his writings until he’s exiled in 1972. The poet (the superb Grigoriy Dityatkovskiy) sails to the country of his childhood, and with him we traverse not only geographical expanses, but travel through time as well. Inspired by a poet, Khrzhanovskiy has created his own poetry. The screening will be preceded by a talk on the life of Nobel Prize Winner Joseph Brodsky and poems with film historian Ian Christie and Dr Elaine Feinstein, followed by a poetry reading from the winners of the Poetry Competition in association with Angliya Newspaper, and hosted by Poet in the City. |
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