The conversation revolves around a film discussed by several individuals. The film, titled "On the Block", is directed by Danila Kozlovsky and stars characters Kisa and Vova. The film has been criticized for its portrayal of social issues, with some claiming it lacks authenticity and understanding of the characters' lives. The dialogue is criticized for being too American and not reflective of Russian society.
The film's director, Olga Zueva, defends her film, stating that it is a sincere, loving look at the modern young generation. She compares her approach to that of Quentin Tarantino and describes her film as an unvarnished, unsleek image of modern Russian society.
The film has been compared to other films and the comparison has drawn mixed reactions. Some viewers appreciate the film's portrayal of the modern young generation, while others criticize it for its lack of authenticity and understanding of the characters' lives.
The conversation ends with some participants expressing their opinions on the film and its portrayal of social issues in Russia.
1. The conversation begins with a suggestion to make a film about social issues and people's lives.
2. The phrase "Wow! Why are there people in a box in front of us?!" is used to express confusion about a bus.
3. The character Olga Zueva began her career with a cameo in the film "Salt".
4. Zueva managed to make short films, including one released with the support of the Ministry of Culture.
5. Zueva wrote a script in English while still in her second year at a US university.
6. The script she wrote raised pressing problems of modern society and was brought to life with the help of the Ministry of Culture.
7. The film reveals the characters and shows their hometown, Vladivostok.
8. The boys promise to stop by again and break their legs if the debt will not be paid.
9. The film features a harsh bandit named Shamil.
10. The dialogue in the film is criticized for being too complex and not relatable to the characters' backgrounds.
11. The film is compared to other films like "Eight Mile" and "Marvel blockbusters".
12. The film is appreciated for its unvarnished, unsleek image of the modern young generation in large cities of Russia.