Noi vivi (We the Living) (1942)
Movie Info
Cast
as Kira Argounova
as Leo Kovalensky
as Andrei Taganov
as Tishenko
as Pavel Syerov
as Comrade Sonia
as Victor Dunaev
as Sasha
as Maria Petrovna Dunaev
as Acia Dunaev
as Irina Dunaev
as Marisha
as Lydia Argounova
as Galina Petrovna Argouova
as GPU Captain
as Tonia
as Vassili Dunaev
as Morozov
as Alexei Argounov
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Not exactly a faithful adaptation of Ayn Rand's first novel, Noi Vivi follows the tradition of Alessandrini's extreme realism in the story of a young individual and her quest to survive in Soviet Russia by balancing between holding on to one's ideal and love. I noticed that the subtitled were not perfect, obviously to edit out the propaganda that couldn't be removed but it did stay true to the novel as well as listening to the dialogues using my broken Italian. The editing could have been done a bit better, but there's no complain for me as I know how hard it must have been to delete the fascist propaganda. The acting and casting were fantastic, I love the costumes, the sets and the minimalist design. However, I did get disappointed with Irina's (Kira's cousin) subplot being omitted (It was may favourite part in the book) and the ending being changed to something melodramatic/romantic that completely betrayed Rand's ideology.
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