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The creators of the movie story "Pinocchio" revealed the details of the filming of the picture

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On April 21, the creators of the film story "Pinocchio" told Izvestia about the details of the filming of the film. This film will not be a remake of a Soviet TV movie or a film adaptation of the work of writer Alexei Tolstoy, but will become a completely new vivid story.

"Complex, multi—layered, reflective, sometimes cowardly, but striving for courage, loving his friends and wishing well," said Mark Edelstein, the performer of the role of Artemon.

The cast includes several generations of bright artists, as well as famous young stars. Among them: Svetlana Nemolyaeva, Lev Zulkarnaev, Alexander Petrov and others. The role of Karabas-Barabas went to director Fyodor Bondarchuk.

"He's a big sly guy. But where to show his humanity? I'm trying to find it now. Because [the director of "Pinocchio" Igor Pavlovich Voloshin, in my opinion, such universal evil, and cunning, and treachery are making of me," Bondarchuk said.

According to the author of the film, Igor Voloshin, the film touches on those eternal values that are broadcast by great authors. In these conditions, a director is a guide who creates a story for any age, he noted.

"The composer of our film is also Alexey Rybnikov, an outstanding maestro who will be 80 years old this year. We will celebrate this anniversary. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the TV movie Pinocchio," said Antonina Lee, the lead producer of the film Pinocchio.

On the same day, the Hydrogen Film Company and Art Pictures Studio, the National Media Group, the distributor NMG Kinoprokat and Art Pictures Distribution, with the support of the Cinema Foundation, presented the first trailer for the fairy tale "Pinocchio". It is clarified that the project is based on the classic book by Alexei Tolstoy "The Golden Key, or The Adventures of Pinocchio."

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