‘Minotaur’, Andrei Zvyagintsev’s Cannes comeback, is shrouded in mystery, but here’s an exclusive clip

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Russian writer and director Andrei Zvyagintsev (Juggernaut, Elena, Without love) returns to participate in the Cannes Film Festival competition this year. Without love Won the Jury Prize in the 2017 edition of the festival Juggernaut It won the 2014 Best Screenplay Award Elena He won the Un Certain Regard Special Jury Prize in 2011.

So, naturally, the two-time Oscar nominee’s latest film, his first feature in nearly a decade, is highly anticipated.

Minotaurco-written by Semen Liashenko, was shrouded in mystery. What is known about the film is that the now-exiled Zvyagintsev reunited for its production with longtime collaborators, such as cinematographer Mikhail Krychman and production designer Andrei Punkratov. The film is a co-production between France, Latvia and Germany. Producers are MK2 Films’ MK Productions, CG Cinéma and Zvyagintsev in association with Leaf Entertainment. Co-producers are Razor Film in Germany and Forma Pro Films in Latvia.

MK2 Movies (Emotional value) Handles international sales. You’ve acquired Mobi Minotaur For North America, UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Latin America.

Understandably, the crime thriller is also a political and moral tale, as the title, which references Greek mythology, indicates. The Minotaur was a monster, half man and half bull, who was imprisoned in a dark underground maze.

The Cannes website reveals just the following Minotaur: “Russia, 2022. When Gleb, a successful corporate manager, finds himself under siege from mounting corporate pressures and an increasingly unstable world, the collapse of his carefully ordered life accelerates toward violence.”

Dmitry Mazurov stars as Gleb opposite Iris Lebedeva as Galina. Exclusive clip from Minotaur Which THR The premiere can now take us to the breakfast table. Does a glance give you a sense of some kind of awkwardness in the air? Could there be a problem with the fermentation process due to secrets that we and Gleb may not be privy to? Maybe it’s just us, but there seem to be things left unsaid – even if they weren’t left unscripted?

But make up your own mind! Watch the exclusive clip from Andrey Zvyagintsev Minotaur less.

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