Uncle Vanya From Moscow’s Vakhtangov Theater(2018)

Uncle Vanya From Moscow’s Vakhtangov Theater Synopsis

Rimas Tuminas' reimagining of Anton Chekhov's tale about broken illusions and dashed hopes is freed from its traditional trappings, leaving behind a battlefield for passions and colliding ambitions. We are given an empty space from which life has departed, a theater space with grey slips, a plaster of Paris lion – a symbol of Petersburg, perhaps the ancestor who built the house came from there, a workbench made out of rough boards, an old sofa, several chairs of different colors. This UNCLE VANYA is about what Chekhov’s characters think and what they admit to only at moments of emotional turmoil. They are at times tongue-tied or overly brutal, but their revelations break out of them fervently, desperately just as a man breaks out of a stuffy room into the open air. A Golden Mask Winner for Best Drama, featuring the inimitable Sergey Makovetskiy as Voynitsky.

Uncle Vanya From Moscow’s Vakhtangov Theater (2018) is a film directed by Rimas Tuminas, released on January 14, 2018 with a runtime of 2h 53m. It stars Sergey Makovetskiy, Lyudmila Masakova, Vladimir Vdovichenkov / Artur Ivanov and Yury Shlykov / Alexander Andrienko.