"...and QUIET FLOWS THE DON",
a great film belongs to the best tradition of the Epics, is bound to
join other evergreen masterpieces in the story of cinema.
"...and QUIET FLOWS
THE DON"; is based on the worldwide famous novel “…and
Quiet flows the Don” by Mikhail A. Sholokhov, for which he won
the Nobel Prize for Literature.
"...and QUIET FLOWS
THE DON", has been realized by Madison Motion Pictures with
a rich cast and a crew assembled from the best professionals in the
field. To start with a protagonist Rupert Everett and then Murray Abraham
(Academy Award for Amadeus), Danilo Donati, set design & production
costume supervisor, winner of three Academy Awards, and the musician
Luis Bacalov (Academy Award), author of the film music.
"...and QUIET FLOWS
THE DON" will be released all over the world, starting 2008.
"and QUIET FLOWS
THE DON" was shot in English language for the worldwide
audience. The film narrates the vicissitudes of the Cossack family of
Melechov, which is living on the banks of the Don river and in the first
place of the second son and protagonist (Rupert Everett) and of his
overwhelming love for Aksinia (Delphine Forest in her best interpretation).
The historical scenery is one of the most troubled epochs of the contemporary
history, from the turmoil of the twentieth-century till the October's
Revolution in 1917 passing through the tragedy of the First World War.
"...and QUIET FLOWS
THE DON" comes by full right into the glorious tradition
of the Epic films based on the masterpieces of the literature screened
without saving means.
For the shooting has been elaborated a complex and great organization
in Russia and Ukraine (where was reconstructed completely a Cossack
village on the banks of the Don river).
"...and QUIET FLOWS
THE DON", with long years of preparation
and pre-production and over one year of shooting, had a technical staff
over 300 and thousands of extras.
The spectacular mass scenes were realized without a support of special
effects and become realistic fresco on historic events which have changed
the world, interlaced with the vicissitudes of love and passion, hate
and revenge, defeats and victories narrating a historical epopee together
with intimate and eternal epopee of the human heart.
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