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Shakespeare or/and Chekhov
Plus, Aristotle...
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* caligari -- webshow (stage 2) groups.google.com/group/playwright : use for my own play writing!
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Shakespeare or/and Chekhov Plus, Aristotle...
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... film.vtheatre.net [classes.vtheatre.net] My own writing -- plays.vtheatre.net for vtheatre.net/ru [ru] SCRIPT * 72 min. original full movie Caligari [ google ] caligari.txt : sum : notes : main : files : webshow : stagematrix: 2009 | 2009 : vtheatre.net/2009 & filmplus.org/2009 CALIGARI menu: anatoly.org NEW "EAT" (Ethiopian American Theatre) scripts [ see RAT ] for 2010 Read T-Blog ...
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scripts : dreams episodes [ Kurosawa, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Fellini ]
silent cinema scripts :
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Dostoevsky [ Crime & Punishment, scene in directing.filmplus.org ]
... Uncle Vanya:
MARINA. Oh, yes. You were handsome and young then, and now you are an old man and not handsome any more. You drink, too.
ASTROFF. Yes, ten years have made me another man. And why? Because I am overworked. Nurse, I am on my feet from dawn till dusk. I know no rest; at night I tremble under my blankets for fear of being dragged out to visit some one who is sick; I have toiled without repose or a day's freedom since I have known you; could I help growing old? And then, existence is tedious, anyway; it is a senseless, dirty business, this life, and goes heavily. Every one about here is silly, and after living with them for two or three years one grows silly oneself. It is inevitable. [Twisting his mustache] See what a long moustache I have grown. A foolish, long mustache. Yes, I am as silly as the rest, nurse, but not as stupid; no, I have not grown stupid. Thank God, my brain is not addled yet, though my feelings have grown numb. I ask nothing, I need nothing, I love no one, unless it is yourself alone. [He kisses her head] I had a nurse just like you when I was a child.
MARINA. Don't you want a bite of something to eat?
ASTROFF. No. During the third week of Lent I went to the epidemic at Malitskoi. It was eruptive typhoid. The peasants were all lying side by side in their huts, and the calves and pigs were running about the floor among the sick. Such dirt there was, and smoke! Unspeakable! I slaved among those people all day, not a crumb passed my lips, but when I got home there was still no rest for me; a switchman was carried in from the railroad; I laid him on the operating table and he went and died in my arms under chloroform, and then my feelings that should have been deadened awoke again, my conscience tortured me as if I had killed the man. I sat down and closed my eyes--like this--and thought: will our descendants two hundred years from now, for whom we are breaking the road, remember to give us a kind word? No, nurse, they will forget.
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