The premiere screening of the film "Minotaur" and a discussion with director Andrei Zvyagintsev and film critic Anton Dolin in Belgrade.2022, Russia. Successful
entrepreneur Gleb lives in a
small town with his
wife and son. The protagonist’s usual comfortable
life is shattered: he begins to
suspect his wife of cheating. The plot follows the
storyline of Claude Chabrol’s classic film "The Unfaithful Wife," but the backdrop for the
family drama is
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Gleb is summoned to the city administration and informed:
during the mobilization, he must
provide the military enlistment office with 14 employees from his company. If this is not done,
the military enlistment officer will come himself and
take as many people as he wants.The story of
marital infidelity coexists in the film with
Russian military realities: on the streets, you can
simultaneously see the letter Z and pacifist slogans; footage from
Verkhny Lars is endlessly broadcast on the screens of work computers via the Dozhd TV channel, and
employees of a successful company are
leaving one after another."Minotaur" is a film about the
difficult moral choices a person is
forced to make. The main character finds himself in a
tangled labyrinth of fear, jealousy, and pressure. And
somewhere inside this labyrinth
lives a monster that
awaits human sacrifices.Andrei Zvyagintsev’s new film, "Minotaur," won the
Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival and was
nominated for an Oscar for France.On December 19th, in Belgrade, director Andrei Zvyagintsev will
present his new film and also take part in a
discussion together with the well‑known
film critic Anton Dolin.Hurry up to buy
early bird tickets at the best price!December 19th, Belgrade, MTS DvoranaDecanska 14, Beograd 11 000, SerbiaShow on mapShow: 20:00