[REL] S.E.R.-Svoboda eto rai (1989)

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La liberté c’est la paradis (Freedom Is Paradise) SER 1989 75 mn
En russe sous-titré en français – capture TV

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L'histoire de Sasha, treize ans, qui habite et étudie dans une "maison de redressement" et qui fugue régulièrement. Son père est également en prison. Il apprend dans quelle région lors d'une de ses pérégrination vers la liberté. Il part le rejoindre. Ils vont apprendre à se connaître et espérer une vie nouvelle.

Avec Volodia Korysez, Alexander Bureyev, Vitankas Tomkus, Svetlana Gaitau
Réalisé par Sergei Bodrov

An "orphaned" boy of about twelve breaks out of his reformatory to go on a search for the incarcerated father he has never known, then finds himself dodging the cops, struggling to survive in bleak, somewhat heartless Russia.

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Bodrov's excellent movie has no more flab than its young hero, a tough but doe-eyed teenager in a black-leather jacket who escapes from reform school and traverses the USSR in search of his father, also in prison. The title really ought to be FIP since, like the other kids in the reform school, 13-year-old Sasha has the acronym SER ('svoboda eto rai') tattooed on his arm as a kind of badge of hope. His quest takes him from Alma Ata (the city where Bodrov got his own first break) all the way to Archangel (site of Lenin's first gulag): an ideal itinerary for a road movie, full of regional and ethnic variety and rich in political associations. Bodrov, a one-time satirical journalist, starts from the assumption that almost everyone in the USSR is conditioned to think and behave like a prisoner. But his focus is squarely on Sasha's resilience, imagination and emotional needs. As a picture of childhood's end, it's strong enough to stand alongside genre classics like My Life as a Dog and A Summer at Grandpa's; and the fluency and simplicity of Bodrov's film language makes it a pleasure to watch. (courtesy of Timeout)

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098240/

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Current 4 sources but none useful so looks like you may have to wait a bit for this one.
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