DanteCruciani

I'm sorry, but I cannot access external links or content from URLs, including YouTube videos. However, if you provide the text you want me to translate, I'll be happy to assist you!

I'm sorry, but I cannot access external websites or the content within them, including YouTube links. However, if you provide me with the text you'd like translated, I'd be happy to help!

The point is that I have a couple of "physical" CDs, if you want to download them I really don't know... maybe if you put the Cyrillic characters on utorrent or emule or wherever you download, you might get somewhere.... anyway, this is a video I found, you can find others, the first three words in Cyrillic above the video are the name of the band.... you can copy and paste them... I repeat, they are fun and punky, nothing more ;)....

at times dark, at times surreal, at times just fun: STUPID DOG! (masterpiece…)

ehh...the characters in Cyrillic have turned into many question marks...:)

The Russians are also nice ?????? ? ??? (KAROL I SHUT writing the sound in Latin characters from Cyrillic)... a kind of punk-folk, they've been around since the mid-90s... I can't remember the name of the album, but one is really nice, where they set traditional Russian horror stories to music... Maybe give it a listen, it could be fun ;)

Hello everyone, thank you all!...@axel: yes, it's also (and above all) the one from the usual suspects;)

So which is the best war movie among Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket, Platoon, and Tropic Thunder by Ben Stiller?

Antò, well, how are you? Still wasting time with a hoe? So you're still a big guy...!

Well... just to say... a film is usually a mix of various "levels" of story, I think this is almost a given... it's obvious that it couldn't just focus on the "political level," so the "romantic" one was also included, as you mentioned (which is more about friendship and human relationships in general)... The political level here is described, but it's practically used only as a backdrop and an excuse to delve into the human soul, into its most intimate passions and desires, and how society often alienates people from one another, suppressing their "receptive" aspect... in this sense, that part of German history was astounding, and it was right to highlight it. Now, regarding the film itself, I don't think it's an absolute masterpiece as some say, but I found it really beautiful, especially considering the very slim presence of good films in recent years... In short, I left the cinema saying, "Ahhh, it's about time!" Maybe you were too harsh, but tastes are tastes!