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Karu süda (2001) のシーン
シーン詳細
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このシーンの女優
Ilyana Pavlova
本名: Ilyana Pavlova
生年月日: 1980-06-12
出生地: Taymylyr, Bulunsky District, Yakut ASSR [now the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Russia]
経歴
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完全な経歴
Ilyana Pavlova starred in 'Karu süda' (2001), playing a wild, untameable native who becomes her character's mythical bear-woman. The story follows an Estonian man who goes to live as a hunter in the Siberian Taiga and encounters various mythical elements.
映画について: Karu süda (2001)
公開年: 2001
国: Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Russia
別題: Medvedí srdce, Das Herz der Bärin, Das Herz des Bären, Le coeur de l'ourse, Serce niedzwiedzicy, Serdtse medveditsy, Сердце медведицы, The Heart of the Bear
監督: Arvo Iho
制作 & ジャンル
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制作会社: Studio Fáma 92, Faama Film, Cumulus Projekt, 4S Production, Manfred Durniok Filmproduktion, Lenfilm
ジャンル: Drama, Romance, drama film, romance film
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ストーリー
A young Estonian man journeys to the Siberian Taiga, seeking solitude and self-discovery as a hunter in a remote forest hut. He encounters two significant women who introduce him to local myths. The first is a village teacher who hopes to become his devoted wife. The second is an untamed native woman who embodies the mythical bear-woman of the north. When he accidentally kills a great black bear, symbolic of his own shadow, guilt consumes him. Through his interactions with these women and the powerful wilderness, he seeks inner balance and redemption.
概要
Directed by Arvo Iho in 2001, 'Karu süda' is a poignant drama that blends romantic elements with mythical folklore from the Siberian Taiga. The film follows a young Estonian's spiritual journey as he attempts to find his true self while living among the native inhabitants of the remote forest. Shot across breathtaking landscapes in Estonia, Russia, Germany, and the Czech Republic, 'Karu süda' offers insights into the transformative power of nature and cultural immersion.