wow, much improved translation! will look search the net with better word groups for further info... thanksFLL wrote:I stopped using Babel a long time ago, it did not in my experience improve much over time while Google did. And Google now supports a LOT more languages.
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Here is Google's translation, still rough but definitely more understandable (though I don't know if it will help much in actually getting them):
Posted 4 documentary film about children
Child heroes of documentary films about children have quite a lot (see download. Zip directory on the left). Today it is available, Russian news documentaries:
- «The punishment talent» (2007) - Often, parents themselves Wunderkind makes life miracle babies in a continuous attraction: see on Poline Ossetian, Marc Vishne from Yekaterinburg, Gregory Perelmane, Lere Voryahovoy, Alesha Fomkine ( «guest from the future»), Serguei Paramonove ...
- «Chistoserdechnoe recognition: parental pain» (2007) - teledetektiv this time is devoted to revelations son Vyacheslav Polunina (Litsedei "), transvestites Erica, the mother of Victor Choi, etc.
- «Children with psychic» (2007) - About Slavike Krasheninnikov, who lived in a small Ural city of Chebarkul. Over the ability to see the future and to heal him nicknamed "Chebarkulskim angel." The same film heroes: Sisters Lena and Valentina Arhipovy. Rita Ivanova, Daniel Vazhdaev Victoria Epifanova and other ...
- «Children with heroes» (2008) - 8-year-old Sasha Yershova risked their lives unfamiliar saved her 3-year-old girl during the collapse of "Transvaal Park". 12-year-old Dima Filyushin thrice thrown into the burning house and rescued three neighborhood children. 13-year-old Anton Chusov saved 2 tonuvshih girls. 8-year-old Nikita Subbotin, suffers from cerebral palsy, managed to take second place at district competitions to run. 13-year-old Tonya Korolkova became the only girl in her village, who decided to sue the director of the local agricultural.
According to psychologists, 8-12-year-olds are not always aware of the consequences of their actions ... Is it?
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ahh, seems they are news documentaries based on real extraordinary people, unlikely to find them anywhere except on Russian TV... no probs! 
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Well, may be not a better translation, but a sort of synopsis:
1/"Talent as a punishment"- parents of child-prodigy (Wunderkind) often turn the life of their kids into a spectacle.
2/"Heart-whole confession:parental hurt"- quite probably parents of kids with an extraordinary destiny (not always a happy one) speak out their experience
3/"Clairvoyant kids" - kids with telaesthetic abilities
4/"Child heroes" - kids acting heroically, e.g. 8y. girl saving another 3y. girl during Transvaal Park crash, 12y. boy saving 3 children from a burning house, 13 y. boy saving 2 drowning kids, etc. The psychologists say that 8-12 y. kids not always understand consequences of their acts. Is it really true?
Well, afaik this last film might be interesting, otherwise just talk shows.
1/"Talent as a punishment"- parents of child-prodigy (Wunderkind) often turn the life of their kids into a spectacle.
2/"Heart-whole confession:parental hurt"- quite probably parents of kids with an extraordinary destiny (not always a happy one) speak out their experience
3/"Clairvoyant kids" - kids with telaesthetic abilities
4/"Child heroes" - kids acting heroically, e.g. 8y. girl saving another 3y. girl during Transvaal Park crash, 12y. boy saving 3 children from a burning house, 13 y. boy saving 2 drowning kids, etc. The psychologists say that 8-12 y. kids not always understand consequences of their acts. Is it really true?
Well, afaik this last film might be interesting, otherwise just talk shows.