Author Dmytro Desyateryk

Dmytro Desyateryk was born in Dnipropetrovsk (Dnipro) in 1964. In 1999 he graduated from the Kyiv National I. K. Karpenko-Kary Theatre, Cinema and Television University, faculty of Theatre Arts. Lives in Kyiv, from 1999 till now - correspondent of the culture department of the newspaper "Day". Theatre critic, journalist. Member of the International Association of Filmmakers FIPRESCI, Ukrainian Oscar Committee, Ukrainian Film Academy.

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16 August, 2019 0

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Tarantino plays God

50 years ago, on August 8, 1969, in Los Angeles, in a house at 10050,…

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21 July, 2019 0

OIFF: Catherine, Zhvanetsky and the awardees

At a meeting with the public the celebrity was lapidary, restrained, and patient (the latter…

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20 July, 2019 0

Ukrainian cinema as a sensation and fact

This directly applies to our domestic cinema. First, it didn’t exist as such. Then it…

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19 July, 2019 0

OIFF: Parasite, pipes and short films

This is what can be said: the movie is about a poor unemployed family that…

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18 July, 2019 0

OIFF: silent nightmares, The Tiger Lillies and the healthy Russian film

For example, on Wednesday, July 17, the events here developed precisely in accordance with dialectical…

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17 July, 2019 0

OIFF: Games of Genres and Rapists

The Orphanage (Parwareshghah, directed by Shahrbanu Sadat, Afghanistan-Denmark-Germany-France-Luxembourg-Qatar) starts as a typical social drama. Afghanistan,…

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16 July, 2019 0

OIFF: Homeward, Deerskin, and Putin’s Witnesses

Aliev was born in the Crimean village of Petrivka in 1992. He studied at the…

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15 July, 2019 0

OIFF: great Mike, heroic projectionists and confused characters

This gray, old, yet sharp, concentrated and rather a harsh man looks at the cinema…

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14 July, 2019 0

OIFF: zombies attack, cossacks ride

So, my Tuesday started with an American film The Dead Don’t Die. And it finished…

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13 July, 2019 1

OIFF: British humor, movies in theater and theater in movies

It is no secret that earlier, most of the people striding down the red carpet…

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